Jeffrey Epstein’s accomplice gave an exclusive interview with author Daphne Barak, conducted this summer in his Florida cell. An interview accompanied by a rare photo of him taken in prison.
His tired look, dark frames and awkwardly combed hair are evidence of the shy smile he wears in the photo. This Saturday, October 15, a rare photo of Ghislaine Maxwell was indeed broadcast by several Anglo-Saxon media outlets, including: DailyMail: and: Sunas part of an exclusive interview with author Daphne Barak conducted this summer.
In the video, the trial of Ghislaine Maxwell. “Sometimes they raped me three times a day,” testifies the accuser.
If the inmate had been transferred to the Federal Correctional Institution in Tallahassee, Florida since last September, this portrait would have been taken at his former prison, Brooklyn’s Metropolitan Detention Center, several months earlier. Ghislaine Maxwell is currently serving a 20-year sentence in the Jeffrey Epstein case for sex trafficking of minors.
Sometimes mocking, sometimes relieved, the Internet users did not hesitate to react to this rare shot of the former businesswoman. “He has a chance to get hair dye in jail,” one user wrote. “Prison suits him quite well,” starts another. And third. “I’m glad that Ghislaine is fine (…) I wish him to be safe.”
Abuse
Words that echo Ghislaine Maxwell’s old statements about the conditions of his detention. Just a year ago, last November, the longtime musician for former real estate mogul Jeffrey Epstein denounced the abuse he suffered in his prison in Brooklyn, New York. “I was attacked and abused for almost a year and a half,” he said from his prison cell. DailyMail:.
And continue. “I haven’t had a single nutritious meal in all this time. I didn’t sleep without the lights on, fluorescent bulbs that hurt my eyes, and I wasn’t allowed to sleep without being constantly interrupted, calling me “weak” and “weak.” “I have no stamina. I am tired. I don’t even have shoes in my size. They give me rotten food. There were caterpillars in the apple. They don’t let me train,” he added.
Therefore, in response to these announcements, the latter moved to Florida at the end of July 2022. The Daily Mail reported on prison staff’s concerns about the safety of their new inmate due to the over-publicization of the case, however; He also confirmed that he would enjoy much better living conditions than his previous place of detention.
No internet, no phone
“It is still a prison. Are you locked out all the time? “When you’re let out for an hour, there’s no room for everyone to have a chair and watch TV,” Ghislaine Maxwell of Florida said a few months later. If he is not being harassed or mistreated, the latter assures that his cell is so small that he cannot stand there with his three fellow prisoners, adding that he does not have internet and has had very little time to call his relatives. Conditions are certainly far from optimal, but much “less harsh” than the previous ones.
Source: Le Figaro
