Former girlfriend of sexual delinquency Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell, was transferred from a federal prison in Florida to a prison camp in Texas, Informed on Sunday AP. For the time being, the prison authorities and Maxwell’s lawyer have not clarified the reasons for its transfer to another facility.
Maxwell was sentenced to 20 years in prison for sexual abuse and trade in children in 2021. Until her transfer to a prison camp in Texas, where the founder Theranos Elizabeth Holmes and Jen Shah of the series “Real Wife from Salt Lake City” were also serving the sentence, Maxwell was in a low -level guard in Tallahassee.
In federal prison camps with a minimum degree of guarding They are usually placed prisoners whose prison office considers the lowest security risk as persons. Some of the camps don’t even have fences.
Prison camps were originally designed with a low level of security, In order to simplify their operation and in order to be entrusted with the execution of work in the prison, such as landscaping and maintenance, they do not have to report repeatedly in the main prison facility.
AP recalled that According to prosecutors in Maxwell’s case, Epstein could not commit his sexual crimes without her participation. However, her lawyers claim that she was improperly prosecuted and was denied a fair trial, and also indicated the possibility of granting grace by President Donald Trump. They also asked the US Supreme Court to deal with Maxwell’s case. Trump said on Friday night that no one asked him for Maxwell’s pardon. “I can do it but no one asked me about it,” He admitted Trump, saying he knows nothing about this case.
Maxwell’s case is again paid to increased attention after the way The US Department of Justice announced in July that it will not disclose any additional documents from investigating Epstein’s sex trading. This decision was annoyed not only by the general public, but also by supporters of conspiracy theories and part of Trump’s voter base, who hoped to see evidence of confidentiality by the government.
Meanwhile, Maxwell, the Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche was questioned by the Florida court last week at the Florida court. One of the committees of the House of Representatives is also interested in Maxwell’s hearing. Her lawyers said this week that they would be open to such an interview, but only if the committee would ensure their mandatory immunity before prosecution.
Chairman of the Committee of the House of Representatives, Republican James Comer, in a letter to Maxwell’s lawyer wrote that The Committee is willing to postpone notice until it is resolved at the Supreme Court of the US. The verdict in this matter is expected at the end of September.
Comer added that although Maxwell’s testimony is “vital” for the Republicans conducted by Epstein’s investigation, The Committee will not provide her immunity and will not send any questions before her notice, as the legal team demanded.
