‘I am much much happier here’: Ghislaine Maxwell letters reveal her life and mindset in her new Texas prison
Inside Ghislaine Maxwell’s life at new Texas prison camp
- Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein’s associate, expressed being "much happier" and "safe" after her transfer to the minimum-security Bryan Federal Prison Camp in Texas.
- She was moved in August from a low-security federal prison in Florida, days after meeting with Justice Department officials regarding the Epstein files.
- Maxwell praised the Texas facility for its cleanliness, orderliness, improved food, and polite staff, contrasting it with her previous prison experience.
- The transfer and her perceived "VIP treatment" at the Bryan facility have drawn criticism from Congressman Jamie Raskin and reportedly caused resentment among other inmates.
- During her meetings with Justice Department officials, Maxwell said she “absolutely never” witnessed President Trump behaving inappropriately with anyone in Epstein's circle.