Ghislaine Maxwell Speaks Out From New York Prison, Complains About Her Living Condition Ahead Of Sex Trafficking Trial
Nov. 13 2021, Published 12:37 p.m. ET
Ghislaine Maxwell proves she cares more about herself than her alleged sex trafficking victims after speaking for the first time from behind bars in New York City.
The heiress complained about her living conditions in the jail where she is currently being held in custody following allegations against her for abusing and procuring young girls for her ex-boyfriend accused pedophile, Jeffrey Epstein.
Maxwell shared her experience living in Brooklyn's Metropolitan Detention Center, including incidents involving "rats" and "creepy guards."
"I used to go to the loo with an open sewer drain, and a friendly rat would regularly visit," she whined. "I told the guards, but nothing was done until the rat popped out and charged a guard who screamed in terror. Finally, the sewer drain was covered."
In another instance, she claimed she had stopped taking showers as frequently due to tight security surveillance set up.
"I used to take a shower every day, but I've stopped because of the creepy guards who stand close and stare at me the whole time," the British heiress said.
Last year, Maxwell was arrested on multiple charges after being accused of recruiting and trafficking underage girls used by Epstein and several other rich friends.
She had pled not guilty and maintained her innocence from any wrongdoings. A judge who presided over her case had also denied her numerous pleas for bail.
However, this isn't the first time she has