Federal prosecutors have denied that Ghislaine Maxwell's lifehas been threatened in prison. Court documents.
A lawyer for a convicted sex traffickercomplained of generosity last week, claiming that Maxwell's pretrial detention in Brooklyn Federal Prison was extremely severe and dangerous. Did. She is a "trustworthy threat" to her life.
But the threatening allegations stem from another prisoner saying, "If someone pays me $ 1 million, I'll kill her."
The prosecutor wrote that someone else heard the statement and reported it to the authorities of the Metropolitan Detention Center that investigated it.
"MDC investigation reveals that prisoners were not actually paid to kill the defendant and did not actually threaten Maxwell. "It's gone," they said.
The prosecutor further stated that the commenting prisoner had been removed from Maxwell's residential area.
Details are included in the footnote of the prosecutor'sabominable judgment memo, and a former social celebrity has been about her role in recruiting young girls for 30 to 55 years. Claims to be worthy of a sentence of . Jeffrey Epstein sexually abused.
The federal government also asserted Epstein's Hench Woman. I was abused by a mocked lockup.
"She repeatedly claims to suffer from severe hair loss, but
anyone who sees the defendant in court can easily understand that it is not true." They wrote in the filing.
"She repeatedly claims to have lost her extreme weight, but as mentioned above, BOP medical records reveal that she is not," the prosecutor said. Continued. "The defendant is perfectly healthy and her hair is full."
"On the other hand, she complains that the camera is always on her," the federal government wrote. .. "On the other hand, she claims that multiple abuses ... somehow weren't caught by the camera."
"After all, defendants don't like prisons," the prosecutor concludes. rice field.
Maxwell will be sentenced to her sentence on Tuesday.
