Ghislaine Maxwell Moved to Minimum-Security Prison After DOJ Meetings

🇺🇸 Ghislaine Maxwell, the convicted sex trafficker and former confidante of Jeffrey Epstein, has reportedly been transferred to FPC Bryan, a minimum-security federal prison in Texas, following two confidential meetings in July with Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche.

Previously housed in FCI Tallahassee, known for its overcrowding and harsh conditions, Maxwell is now at a facility dubbed one of the “best” in the federal system — the same prison that houses Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes. FPC Bryan offers relatively relaxed conditions, including access to recreational and educational programs.

The reason for Maxwell’s relocation has not been publicly disclosed, but it follows increased legal and political maneuvering by her attorneys. Her legal team is currently pushing the U.S. Supreme Court to review or overturn her conviction, and there are reports she may be seeking a presidential pardon from Donald Trump.

Notably, during her meetings with Blanche, Maxwell allegedly provided over 100 names tied to Epstein’s network. She has also signaled a willingness to testify before Congress, contingent on specific guarantees from the Justice Department. The developments raise serious questions about potential cooperation deals and the broader implications for high-profile figures linked to Epstein.