Accused sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell is facing new conditions at a federal prison camp, as detailed by a federal prison consultant. Maxwell, awaiting trial on charges related to Jeffrey Epstein’s alleged sex trafficking ring, is now reportedly subjected to increased security measures at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, New York.

The changes in Maxwell’s prison conditions come amidst heightened scrutiny following Epstein’s death in a federal jail in 2019. The federal prison consultant, who requested anonymity, stated that Maxwell is now under constant surveillance, with limited interaction with other inmates and strict monitoring of her communications.

According to the consultant, these new conditions reflect concerns about Maxwell’s safety, given the high-profile nature of the case and possible security threats. The consultant explained, “In high-profile cases like Maxwell’s, federal authorities often implement stringent security protocols to prevent any harm or interference.”

Maxwell’s legal team has not publicly commented on the updated conditions. However, legal experts suggest that such measures are not uncommon in federal facilities, especially for inmates involved in cases that attract significant media attention and public interest.

As the case against Maxwell progresses, the implementation of these new conditions underscores the complexities and challenges of managing high-profile defendants in the federal prison system. The consultant emphasized the necessity of ensuring Maxwell’s safety and the integrity of the legal process amid intense scrutiny.