Ghislaine Maxwell’s move to ‘country club’ prison smacks of special treatment, experts say

The inmates inside Bryan, who are largely non-violent white-collar offenders, were warned recently by prison staff to use discretion talking about Maxwell since she arrived, according to two people who represent inmates in the Bryan prison camp.

The Daily Telegraph wrote last week that a prisoner at Bryan said she was "disgusted" by Maxwell's transfer there, in a comment provided to the publication through the inmate's husband. Since that comment was published, prison officials pulled that inmate, Julie Howell, out of a puppy-training class in the camp then transferred her out of the facility, according to her lawyer. Howell is now at a federal detention center in Houston, the lawyer and Bureau of Prisons records say.

[We can see who's the most special princess in Club Fed.]

The unusual nature of Maxwell's transfer, coming after she spoke to Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche for two days following a proffer agreement, has also caught the attention of Capitol Hill.

Democratic Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse has requested more information from the Bureau of Prisons about her transfer and internal BOP designations. A spokesperson for Whitehouse said he hasn't received any new information as of Thursday.

Some have averred that she's getting not-special treatment because she provided something of value, but it seems likely she provided nothing of value.

Ghislaine Maxwell provided no incriminating information during meetings with deputy AG on high-profile individuals who interacted with Jeffrey Epstein, transcript shows​

The woman thought to have the most direct knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein's decades-long sex-trafficking operation claims there was no client list, no blackmail scheme and -- to her knowledge -- no high-profile Epstein associates who committed illicit acts in connection with the notorious sex-offender's crimes.

That's according to an account provided by Epstein's convicted co-conspirator Ghislaine Maxwell to a top official of the U.S. Department of Justice during a highly unusual two-day interview session last month, according to a transcript and audio of the conversation released Friday by the DOJ.

Trump, Maxwell said, was cordial and a "gentleman in all respects" in all of her interactions with him. She described Clinton as a "truly extraordinary" man and a "fantastic ex-president," according to the transcript of the meetings, which took place at the U.S. Attorney's Office in Tallahassee, Florida.

Despite her conviction at trial in 2021 -- where she declined to take the witness stand -- Maxwell claimed in her interview with Blanche that she had been wrongly accused and did not receive a fair trial. She maintained, as she had done previously in a 2016 deposition in a civil case, that she never recruited anyone underage to massage Epstein and never witnessed or participated in any criminal acts, according to the transcript.

Sergeant Schultz has got nuthin' on her.

Her statements on Trump are equally credible to her statements on Epstein.

From CNN

ABBY PHILLIPS: "The deputy attorney general met with Ghislaine and she shortly thereafter moved to a mininum security prison, why?


ATTORNEY WHO REPRESENTED MAXWELL: [hem haw, I can't talk about client stuff, but in situations like this] "there's always a quid pro quo."