Ghislaine Maxwell reveals ‘sympathy’ as Andrew files hundreds of prison complaints

While in quarantine at MDC, Maxwell experienced a lack of food and clean water, as well as “deep loneliness,” she claimed. She has filed 300 individual complaints of hers with authorities.

A “bounty” was put on her head, and fellow inmates planned to kill her.

But after being moved to a dangerous Florida facility in July, she no longer feels unsafe.

She said: “It’s still a prison. As I reported, it’s far from a comfortable country club. You’re locked up the whole time.”

“Even if they let you out for an hour, there’s no chair for everyone in the common space and no way to watch TV.”

Due to COVID restrictions, inmates are not allowed outside and are only allowed out of their cells for a maximum of one hour per day.

She and her roommates are each given a 60cm x 90cm cupboard for their belongings.

A typical Maxwell day is waking up at 6am, having a breakfast of milk and cereal, lunch at 10:30am, queuing for a staff count at 4pm, dinner, and lights out at 10pm. increase.

She also revealed that she works at the prison’s law library and education center. “I’ve helped people with what I can,” she said.

“I see it as an opportunity to use whatever abilities I have to help others, because some of them really have nothing.”