Employees of a minimum-security prison camp in Bryan, Texas, where convicted child-sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell is serving time have been terminated, one of Maxwell’s lawyers said Friday, after a whistleblower this week released to Rep.

Leah Saffian, an attorney for Jeffrey Epstein’s convicted former madam, rebuked Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-Maryland) for allegedly leaking the emails to media — calling it a “denial of justice” that

Ghislaine Maxwell is living in prison luxury at her new low-security detention facility, RadarOnline. com can reveal.

What we know about the special privileges Epstein’s accomplice is reportedly receiving at her new federal prison camp in Texas.

An attorney for Ghislaine Maxwell denied that her client is seeking a commutation of her sentence and said prison staffers have been fired after leaking her emails to congressional Democrats. The

Ghislaine Maxwell's attorney accuses Rep. Jamie Raskin of Maryland of releasing privileged attorney-client emails to media, calling it a "denial of justice."

Some of the rules that apply to Ghislaine Maxwell’s fellow inmates at Bryan simply do not appear to apply to the late-Jeffrey Epstein’s infamous right-hand woman.

The convicted associate in Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking case is serving her sentence in a minimum-security Bryan facility.

Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee say a whistleblower revealed that Maxwell has received special treatment in prison.

Raskin wrote that Maxwell is having custom-prepared meals delivered directly to her cell, that the warden made special accommodations for her to meet with visitors, and that she was allowed to have special time to play with a puppy, among other exceptions from standard prisoner treatment.