Overview
- New whistleblower materials and leaked emails show Ghislaine Maxwell praising conditions at FPC Bryan after her August transfer, saying she is “much, much happier” and feels safe.
- Rep. Jamie Raskin’s letter details alleged perks at the Texas camp, including custom meals delivered to her dorm, after-hours private exercise, special visitor access with refreshments, and time with a service puppy.
- Documents provided to House Judiciary Democrats include an Oct. 5 email indicating Maxwell is organizing a commutation application to send to President Trump, with staff said to be assisting with copying and transmitting documents.
- The transfer followed Maxwell’s July interview with Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche and appears to run counter to BOP guidance that generally limits sex offenders from minimum-security camps, prompting oversight demands.
- DOJ, the Bureau of Prisons, and the White House have offered limited public comment, while Maxwell’s attorney condemns publication of her emails and says she was moved for safety after the Supreme Court left her 20-year sentence intact.