Maxwell Moved After Meeting on Epstein Associates

Ghislaine Maxwell, convicted as Jeffrey Epstein's accomplice, has been moved from a low-security Florida prison to the minimum-security Federal Prison Camp Bryan in Texas. This transfer followed a reported two-day meeting between Maxwell and Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche, where Maxwell answered questions about around 100 individuals associated with Epstein. The move has sparked speculation about possible political motivations, including the potential for a pardon or commutation from former President Trump, though no official reason has been given. Maxwell's lawyers have indicated she is willing to testify before Congress if granted immunity. Meanwhile, controversy persists over the Department of Justice’s refusal to release additional Epstein-related documents. The case continues to attract public and congressional scrutiny, especially regarding elite networks and transparency issues.