Gizzlaine Maxwell to be pardoned.
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Trump is making his soul mate Putin very happy. He's fully embraced Project 2025 and his declaring war on the American people. His latest targets are South Park, atheists and Native Americans. Now is the time for Gizzlaine Maxwell to walk out of her minimum security prison and not look back.
Convicted child sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell is being treated like a ‘guest in a hotel’ at a low-security prison in Texas, according to one prison expert.
Maxwell, who is 63, was the partner of deceased paedophile Jeffrey Epstein and had been serving time in a prison in Tallahassee, Florida, before being moved to Federal Prison Camp Bryan in August.
Her new home is a minimum security facility 85 miles northwest of Houston, and already, after her first few weeks there, other prisoners have complained that she is receiving preferential treatment.
Ghislaine Maxwell. Pic: Sylvain Gaboury/Patrick McMullan via Getty Images
According to Fox News, Prison consultant Sam Mangel says they are treating Maxwell ‘more like she’s a guest in a hotel as opposed to an inmate in a federal prison,’ and that the situation was ‘very unusual.’
Other inmates have complained that they have been subjected to more lockdowns and less time with their own visitors because of Maxwell’s presence in the jail.
Earlier this week, it was reported that hundreds of inmates at the prison were locked down during their usual time for walking around the grassy compound and receiving family and friends, because Maxwell was holding a private meeting in the chapel.
BRYAN, TEXAS – AUGUST 01: Signage is displayed near the entrance to Federal Prison Camp Bryan on August 01, 2025, in Bryan, Texas. Jeffrey Epstein’s former girlfriend, Ghislaine Maxwell, has been transferred from a federal prison in Florida to Federal Prison Camp Bryan in South Texas. The move comes on the heels of Maxwell’s case recently drawing more attention after she asked the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn her conviction. (Photo by Brandon Bell/Getty Images)
Sam Mangel said Maxwell’s presence is upsetting some of the other prisoners, partly because her arrival has significantly changed how things are run at the prison. Additionally, she has been convicted of crimes which would usually make her ineligible as an inmate at a minimum-security facility like Bryan.
The US Bureau of Prisons does not usually allow sex offenders to serve time in such prisons, though they can be admitted on rare occasions, under a special waiver.
Sam Mangel also said he believes ‘strings were absolutely pulled at the highest possible levels of the DOJ to get her moved from Tallahassee to Bryan.’
Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. Pic: US Department of Justice
Ghislaine Maxwell is three years into a 20-year sentence for sex trafficking, and this latest information about her so-called preferential treatment comes as a book written by an alleged victim of Epstein and Maxwell, Virginia Giuffre, is about to hit the market.
The tell-all book entitled ‘Nobody’s Girl: A Memoir of Surviving Abuse and Fighting for Justice’ details the day Maxwell met Giuffre when she was working the front desk at the spa in Mar-A-Lago in Florida, the resort owned by President Donald Trump in the summer of 2000.
Giuffre’s memoir was completed in October 2024, just six months before she took her own life and will be on sale from next Tuesday, October 21st.
Ghislaine Maxwell treated like ‘guest in a hotel’ in new prison
Maxwell, who is 63, was the partner of deceased paedophile Jeffrey Epstein and had been serving time in a prison in Tallahassee, Florida, before being moved to Federal Prison Camp Bryan in August.
Her new home is a minimum security facility 85 miles northwest of Houston, and already, after her first few weeks there, other prisoners have complained that she is receiving preferential treatment.
Ghislaine Maxwell. Pic: Sylvain Gaboury/Patrick McMullan via Getty Images
According to Fox News, Prison consultant Sam Mangel says they are treating Maxwell ‘more like she’s a guest in a hotel as opposed to an inmate in a federal prison,’ and that the situation was ‘very unusual.’
Other inmates have complained that they have been subjected to more lockdowns and less time with their own visitors because of Maxwell’s presence in the jail.
Earlier this week, it was reported that hundreds of inmates at the prison were locked down during their usual time for walking around the grassy compound and receiving family and friends, because Maxwell was holding a private meeting in the chapel.
BRYAN, TEXAS – AUGUST 01: Signage is displayed near the entrance to Federal Prison Camp Bryan on August 01, 2025, in Bryan, Texas. Jeffrey Epstein’s former girlfriend, Ghislaine Maxwell, has been transferred from a federal prison in Florida to Federal Prison Camp Bryan in South Texas. The move comes on the heels of Maxwell’s case recently drawing more attention after she asked the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn her conviction. (Photo by Brandon Bell/Getty Images)
Sam Mangel said Maxwell’s presence is upsetting some of the other prisoners, partly because her arrival has significantly changed how things are run at the prison. Additionally, she has been convicted of crimes which would usually make her ineligible as an inmate at a minimum-security facility like Bryan.
The US Bureau of Prisons does not usually allow sex offenders to serve time in such prisons, though they can be admitted on rare occasions, under a special waiver.
Sam Mangel also said he believes ‘strings were absolutely pulled at the highest possible levels of the DOJ to get her moved from Tallahassee to Bryan.’
Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. Pic: US Department of Justice
Ghislaine Maxwell is three years into a 20-year sentence for sex trafficking, and this latest information about her so-called preferential treatment comes as a book written by an alleged victim of Epstein and Maxwell, Virginia Giuffre, is about to hit the market.
The tell-all book entitled ‘Nobody’s Girl: A Memoir of Surviving Abuse and Fighting for Justice’ details the day Maxwell met Giuffre when she was working the front desk at the spa in Mar-A-Lago in Florida, the resort owned by President Donald Trump in the summer of 2000.
Giuffre’s memoir was completed in October 2024, just six months before she took her own life and will be on sale from next Tuesday, October 21st.
Ghislaine Maxwell treated like ‘guest in a hotel’ in new prison
Prison's 'massive' Maxwell 'coverup' came from the White House: expert
A federal prison consultant has revealed to The Daily Beast, in a piece entitled "Prison Is Running Massive Ghislaine Maxwell Coverup for Trump: Insider," that Ghislaine Maxwell, cohort of the late Jeffrey Epstein, was moved to a country club prison after an order came from "well above their heads."
Sam Mangel, a former inmate turned prison consultant for high-profile names like Steve Bannon and Peter Navarro told The Daily Beast podcast that the Bureau of Prisons said that in Maxwell's case, they disregarded protocol to move her to fancier digs.
According to The Daily Beast, they too the "rare step of waiving the public safety factor related to her sex crime conviction to overcome 'a very severe restriction' that would have prevented her transfer to a minimum-security prison in Texas from a federal prison in Florida."
The Supreme Court declined to hear Maxwell's appeal, meaning, minus a coveted pardon from President Donald Trump, the former socialite will serve 20 years in the Bryan, Texas federal prison camp, a privilege that Mangel says is unheard of.
“Anything involving a sexual act is the most serious—or one of the most serious—public safety factors someone can have on them, and that specifically precludes an individual from serving their time in a camp,” Mangel told The Daily Beast podcast host Joanna Coles. “I’ve helped thousands of people… They will not waive that public safety factor,” he said of the BOP. “So getting your transfer to a camp is crazy.”
Other inmates sharing dorm-like accommodations in the camp are former Real Housewives castmembers and Theranos fraud star Elizabeth Holmes. Most recently, reports have seen a very relaxed Maxwell heading to yoga class within the camp.
The August transfer of Maxwell from a Federal Correctional Institution in Tallahassee, Florida came following an unprecedented, hours-long interview with Trump-appointed Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche.
That move, Mangel said, was well coordinated and came from inside the White House.
Mangel said Trump appointees BOP Director William Marshall and Deputy Director Joshua Smith “really tried to clean everything up, get things moving in the proper direction."
“So it’s my understanding that the directive to move her to a minimum security camp, Bryan, came from well above their heads,” he said.
Mangel said that whateve Maxwell promised Blanche was well rewarded — and protected.
“I truly believe that once she started cooperating, the Bureau of Prisons had to move her,” he said. “It was the only solution for the Bureau of Prisons if their goal was to keep her safe and alive. If they moved her to another low-security [facility], they would have had the same challenges.”
Speculation that Trump would pardon Maxwell has been swirling, despite the president denying he even remembers Maxwell, but Mangel said that Trump likely has given Maxwell a lot already and this may just be the beginning.
“I have to imagine that getting her to Bryan was the starting point to getting her out of custody, whether through commutation or pardon. It just seems to me that you don’t move someone to that type of facility with this kind of protection and precautions if you’re not overly concerned about her safety and what she has to say and offer,” Mangel said.
“So my guess, and purely speculation, is that at some point she will receive some form of clemency.”
A federal prison consultant has revealed to The Daily Beast, in a piece entitled "Prison Is Running Massive Ghislaine Maxwell Coverup for Trump: Insider," that Ghislaine Maxwell, cohort of the late Jeffrey Epstein, was moved to a country club prison after an order came from "well above their heads."
Sam Mangel, a former inmate turned prison consultant for high-profile names like Steve Bannon and Peter Navarro told The Daily Beast podcast that the Bureau of Prisons said that in Maxwell's case, they disregarded protocol to move her to fancier digs.
According to The Daily Beast, they too the "rare step of waiving the public safety factor related to her sex crime conviction to overcome 'a very severe restriction' that would have prevented her transfer to a minimum-security prison in Texas from a federal prison in Florida."
The Supreme Court declined to hear Maxwell's appeal, meaning, minus a coveted pardon from President Donald Trump, the former socialite will serve 20 years in the Bryan, Texas federal prison camp, a privilege that Mangel says is unheard of.
“Anything involving a sexual act is the most serious—or one of the most serious—public safety factors someone can have on them, and that specifically precludes an individual from serving their time in a camp,” Mangel told The Daily Beast podcast host Joanna Coles. “I’ve helped thousands of people… They will not waive that public safety factor,” he said of the BOP. “So getting your transfer to a camp is crazy.”
Other inmates sharing dorm-like accommodations in the camp are former Real Housewives castmembers and Theranos fraud star Elizabeth Holmes. Most recently, reports have seen a very relaxed Maxwell heading to yoga class within the camp.
The August transfer of Maxwell from a Federal Correctional Institution in Tallahassee, Florida came following an unprecedented, hours-long interview with Trump-appointed Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche.
That move, Mangel said, was well coordinated and came from inside the White House.
Mangel said Trump appointees BOP Director William Marshall and Deputy Director Joshua Smith “really tried to clean everything up, get things moving in the proper direction."
“So it’s my understanding that the directive to move her to a minimum security camp, Bryan, came from well above their heads,” he said.
Mangel said that whateve Maxwell promised Blanche was well rewarded — and protected.
“I truly believe that once she started cooperating, the Bureau of Prisons had to move her,” he said. “It was the only solution for the Bureau of Prisons if their goal was to keep her safe and alive. If they moved her to another low-security [facility], they would have had the same challenges.”
Speculation that Trump would pardon Maxwell has been swirling, despite the president denying he even remembers Maxwell, but Mangel said that Trump likely has given Maxwell a lot already and this may just be the beginning.
“I have to imagine that getting her to Bryan was the starting point to getting her out of custody, whether through commutation or pardon. It just seems to me that you don’t move someone to that type of facility with this kind of protection and precautions if you’re not overly concerned about her safety and what she has to say and offer,” Mangel said.
“So my guess, and purely speculation, is that at some point she will receive some form of clemency.”
