Ghislaine Maxwell Moves to Minimum-Security Texas Prison Despite Rules

Ghislaine Maxwell, convicted of child sex trafficking, has been transferred from a Florida prison to a minimum-security facility in Bryan, Texas, known as 'Camp Cupcake,' just three years into her 20-year sentence. This move has angered her victims, who view the facility as a soft jail and a violation of US prison rules that prohibit sex offenders from serving time in minimum-security camps. The transfer followed Maxwell's favorable comments about President Donald Trump's friendship with her ex, Jeffrey Epstein. Victims and advocates have criticized the perceived VIP treatment Maxwell is receiving, including activities like yoga and gardening, which they see as a stark contrast to the harm she caused. President Trump faces criticism for reversing a campaign promise to release government files on Epstein, claiming the documents contain no relevant information, despite public demands for transparency. These developments occur amid growing public pressure from Epstein victims and supporters, including Trump voters, seeking accountability and disclosure of the files.