Maxwell’s Prison: Minimum Security Comfort Sparks Outrage, Demands for Epstein Files
Ghislaine Maxwell, upon her transfer to the Federal Prison Camp Bryan (FPC Bryan), expressed satisfaction with the facility, as revealed in emails obtained by the House Judiciary Committee. These emails described a calmer environment compared to her previous prison, with better food and polite staff. However, Maxwell’s move to FPC Bryan, a minimum-security prison typically for nonviolent offenders, raised concerns among current and former Bureau of Prisons employees due to her sex offense conviction. This raised questions about preferential treatment, particularly as other inmates reported potential retaliation for speaking about Maxwell. Federal authorities and Maxwell’s lawyer declined to comment on the matter, while House committees opened inquiries into the situation.