Ghislaine Maxwell, holding an umbrella, goes to and from her prison job, Bryan, Texas, Sept. 20, 2025. (Matthew Symons/Mirrorpix/Mega)
In her appeal, Maxwell argued her conviction should be tossed out for several reasons, including that a plea deal Epstein reached with the federal government in 2007 immunized her and that statutes of limitations had run out.
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Maxwell has been serving out her sentence in a federal prison in Tallahassee, Florida, but was transferred to an all-women minimum-security facility in Bryan, Texas, days after meeting with DOJ Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche. The DOJ has denied extending Maxwell any preferential treatment.
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