Humiliated officials at US prisons have initiated an inquiry following the failure of a costly attempt to conceal Ghislaine Maxwell.
The notorious sex trafficker was captured at the plush Federal Prison Camp Bryan in Texas after a secretive transfer. Sources revealed that US Attorney General Pam Bondi had personally assured Donald Trump that Maxwell’s relocation would not cause him embarrassment.
President Trump faces scrutiny for his association with Maxwell’s associate, convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. However, the release of an exclusive image from within the expansive minimum-security complex by the Mirror has shattered those assurances.
An insider disclosed, “The President was promised that she would not resurface to haunt him. Pam Bondi assured him that Maxwell would be effectively integrated into the system. It has backfired.”
Bondi, a close ally of Trump, is reportedly “angry and ashamed” following the breach.
After our exclusive report, California Senator Adam Schiff criticized the transfer, directing blame at FBI chief Kash Patel. The prominent Democrat expressed his frustration after Maxwell, aged 63, was relocated shortly after speaking positively about Trump in an interview with government attorneys.
Schiff stated, “Kash Patel wants you to believe that the Bureau of Prisons’ decision to move Epstein’s accomplice to a low-security prison after her interview was… a coincidence. His false narrative is an affront to the intelligence of the American public.”
Prison authorities took extensive measures to conceal Maxwell, implementing a million-dollar security operation that involved deploying numerous officers armed with semi-automatic rifles and tactical gear to Bryan.
Now, prison officials are set to face a thorough inquiry into how one of the world’s most infamous female inmates could be photographed.
A source from the Department of Justice informed the Mirror, “This was meant to be foolproof. It reflects poorly on our competence and portrays her as untouchable.”
During his presidential campaign, Trump pledged to release government documents related to Epstein, who passed away in 2019. However, he has yet to fulfill this promise, leading to accusations that he is attempting to bury the issue due to his association with the wealthy predator.
