Ghislaine Maxwell reportedly receiving ‘special privileges’ at Texas prison
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Ghislaine Maxwell, convicted sex-trafficking accomplice of Jeffrey Epstein, is reportedly receiving “special privileges” at a federal prison in Texas.
These alleged perks include unlimited toilet paper, meals delivered to her cell and private use of the chaplain’s office for visitors, unlike other inmates.
Democratic Rep. Jamie Raskin wrote to Donald Trump, citing whistleblower claims of “concierge-style treatment” for Maxwell, including a special visitor area with computers and even puppies.
Maxwell was transferred to the low-security “Club Fed” prison after complying with Justice Department officials who interviewed her following pressure on the Trump administration.
The Bureau of Federal Prisons has denied these claims, stating that Maxwell is not receiving any special treatment and all inmates are treated equally.