Ghislaine Maxwell is once again the centre of public anger after a Bureau of Prisons whistleblower alleged that the convicted sex trafficker has been enjoying perks not available to other inmates — including cuddle sessions with a prison service dog.
Maxwell, who is serving a 20-year sentence for recruiting minors for Jeffrey Epstein, has already faced criticism for what many believe are unusually comfortable conditions.
Now, her move from a Florida facility to a low-security Texas camp, combined with these new claims, has reignited debate about special treatment, privilege and accountability within the US federal prison system.
According to a Bureau of Prisons whistleblower, Maxwell has been awarded advantages that other offenders do not have. One of the most startling claims is that she is permitted to cuddle with a prison service dog, which is a very uncommon perk at a federal facility.
According to insiders, Maxwell's comfortable daily routine includes having a dog.
Her recent relocation to the low-security federal prison camp in Bryan, Texas, known as 'Camp Cupcake' for its relatively forgiving atmosphere, reportedly includes these benefits. The more challenging conditions she endured in Florida, where she was previously jailed, stand in stark contrast to the prison.
Critics contend that these allowances reinforce the idea that Maxwell is still protected by her former social standing and prominent connections.
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