Jeffrey Epstein’s partner said she was physically abused in prison

Ghislaine Maxwell, accomplice of the deceased Jeffrey Epstein in the articulation of a pedophilia network, denounced physical violence by a prison officer, during a search in the Metropolitan detention center from New York.

Lawyer Maxwell, Bobbi Sternheim, underlined in a letter addressed to the New York judge Alison Nathan an untenable situation for his client. According to Sternheim, she is “at the mercy of the guards” who watch over her.

“He is monitored by a group of two to six officers with a surveillance camera that monitors every movement except inappropriate behavior,” he said.

He then admitted that “she was recently the victim of physical violence during a search” and that “when Maxwell asked for the camera to be on, the guard said no.”

Faced with an attempt to denounce “the treatment suffered”, her appeal was dismissed and she was reportedly even threatened with possible “disciplinary measures”.

It is not yet clear whether the crude and detailed description of Maxwell’s conditions of detention will result in a possible exit in response to the damage suffered. However, his lawyers They have already asked for it twice and it was rejected both times.

Maxwell was arrested in July 2020 after being accused of aiding Epstein abusing minors in addition to having participated in parties organized to satisfy her husband’s sexual appetites.

In August 2019, the New York financier would also be convicted of the same crime. A few days after being incarcerated, he allegedly committed suicide in his cell. Another hypothesis indicates that He was assassinated on the orders of some of his “powerful friends” to prevent him from revealing secrets.

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