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Records Indicate Maxwell Granted Work-Release Eligibility, Prompting Senate Inquiry

Authorities have not confirmed the records’ authenticity, fueling calls for clarity on sex-offender classification rules.

Ghislaine Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein in an undated photo
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Ghislaine Maxwell

Overview

  • Podcast host Allison Gill says internal Bureau of Prisons files show Maxwell’s Public Safety Factor was waived, her custody level coded “OUT,” and she qualifies for work-release assignments.
  • Bureau of Prisons policy normally bars convicted sex offenders from minimum-security camps and off-site programs, making PSF waivers exceptionally rare.
  • Neither the Bureau of Prisons nor the Department of Justice has publicly verified Gill’s documents or provided official comment on Maxwell’s classification.
  • Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse sent a formal letter to the BOP director seeking an explanation after Maxwell’s transfer and alleged reclassification.
  • News of the purported privileges sparked widespread outrage online and intensified demands for transparency in prison security decisions.