Entrepreneur Gislein Maxwell, the former mistress and the alleged report of the Jeffrey Epstein’s financier, told about the conditions of detention in an American prison. Her words brings Daily Mail.
In the past 16 months, Maxwell is in solitary conference. The woman stated that all this time was attacked and insults from prison guards. Also, employees of the institution spied at her, because of which the American stopped taking a shower. In addition, she was deliberately deprived of sleep and gave rotting food, and when she went to the toilet, she was the company “Friendly rat”.
According to Maxwell, it was constantly awake, depriving continuous sleep, or forced to sleep with the included fluorescent lamps, which worsened her eyesight. She was also not allowed to play sports and did not provide balanced nutrition. “They feed me rotten food. In one apple there were larvae,” she complained, adding that she didn’t even have a suitable shoe.
Last week, the court fourthly refused Maxwell in the release of secured in the amount of 21 million pounds. According to the alleged report of a millionaire pedophile, negative coverage in the media of the case during its detention together with the deliberate concealment of evidence made it impossible for Maxwell fair trial.
Earlier, Maxwell has already complained about the cruel appeal. In February 2021, she stated that the guard made her wash her souls with a broom as a punishment.
The arrest of a businesswoman for the alleged infending in Pedophilia occurred on July 2, 2020. The conclusion in the Maxwell case contains six charges, including the declination of minors to engage in illicit sex and perjury. She faces up to 35 years in prison.
American financier Jeffrey Epstein was caught in creating a criminal network, which allowed him to sexually exploit girls, including 14-year-olds, and mock them. According to some reports, he engaged in human trafficking until 2019. American financier detained on July 6, 2019 in New York. In August of the same year, he brought abacus with life in a prison cell, without waiting for the trial.