Gmax upends life in the ‘Fed Club’.
As we have been reporting here on TGP, following her two days of interviews with Deputy AG Todd Blanche, convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell was transferred from the brutal FCI Tallahassee in Florida to the minimum-security Bryan Federal Prison Camp in Texas.
Today, new information arises, on a report by the Wall Street Journal (behind paywall), about the impact of Jeffrey Epstein’s accomplice has had in the institution.
Maxwell’s unexpected arrival at the ‘Fed Club’ Texas prison has disturbed the lives of other inmates, with claims of preferential treatment.
The Independent reported:
“Maxwell’s arrival at Bryan Federal Prison Camp, a minimum-security facility known for its relatively relaxed environment, has drastically disrupted the daily lives of her fellow inmates, The Wall Street Journal reports.
On a weekend in mid-August, not long after her arrival, inmates at the prison were forced to stay indoors during their usual outdoor time as Maxwell met with several visitors in the prison camp’s chapel, people familiar with the matter told the WSJ.”
The arrival of the disgraced British socialite led to ‘more frequent lockdowns, more armed guards on campus, and other changes at the prison’.
Inmates complain that she is receiving better treatment than the others.
“The Bureau of Prisons typically prohibits sex offenders from serving time in such [low-security] prisons, though they can be admitted under a special waiver, according to the report. Maxwell, who was handed down a 20-year sentence in 2022, has the fourth-longest remaining sentence out of the prison’s 600 inmates.
It was not known whom Maxwell met with in the chapel that day, though some of her fellow inmates heard rumors that the lockdown was meant to accommodate important visitors, according to the report.”
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