November 25, 2025 • 12 mins
Since entering the federal prison system, Ghislaine Maxwell’s appearance has shifted dramatically from the meticulously polished socialite who once navigated black-tie galas and private-jet society. Gone are the designer gowns, the sculpted haircuts, the curated posture of a woman accustomed to cameras and influence. In early court appearances she looked visibly thinner, her hair grown out unevenly with streaks of grey replacing the jet-black style she once maintained. Her complexion appeared more strained and worn, and the crisp, confident expression she carried for decades was replaced by something far more hollow and exhausted. Instead of couture, she now wears standard-issue prison attire, blending into the drab institutional world she once seemed untouchable from.
As the months have passed, the transformation has only become more stark. Reports and occasional photos show someone whose physical presence reflects the collapse of her former life: shoulders slumped instead of squared, sharp angles replacing the once carefully-maintained softness of wealth and luxury. The woman who once moved effortlessly among royalty, billionaires, and global elites now appears visibly aged, worn down, and stripped of the identity she built around power and privilege. Her appearance has effectively become a symbol of the downfall of a figure who once floated above accountability — now reduced to the same bleak uniform, fluorescent lighting, and eroded expression as anyone else who ends up behind bars.
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As the months have passed, the transformation has only become more stark. Reports and occasional photos show someone whose physical presence reflects the collapse of her former life: shoulders slumped instead of squared, sharp angles replacing the once carefully-maintained softness of wealth and luxury. The woman who once moved effortlessly among royalty, billionaires, and global elites now appears visibly aged, worn down, and stripped of the identity she built around power and privilege. Her appearance has effectively become a symbol of the downfall of a figure who once floated above accountability — now reduced to the same bleak uniform, fluorescent lighting, and eroded expression as anyone else who ends up behind bars.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
What's up everyone, and welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles.
On today's episode, we have an article from the Deli Mail,
and this article is talking about Glayne Maxwell and her
disheveled look inside of prison. And as much as I
like to pile on, when it comes to Glaine Maxwell,
what do we expect her to be? Fully done up? Here?
(00:21):
With her hair did and her nail's all done up?
So I can't really blame the lady for looking disheveled.
If you were going to be sitting in prison till
you were about eighty years old, I'm guessing you'd be
pretty disheveled too. Today's article is from the Delimel and
the headline Galeainne Maxwell is seen looking disheveled in US
prison as Epstein's madam works on a memoir to combat
(00:41):
misinformation about her ties to the disgraced financier. On what
planet does Glene Maxwell think that some sort of memoir
is going to change anything. She had a whole last trial,
a whole lead up to that trial, and decades to
let everybody know what was going on. She didn't let
anybody know about anything, And now all of a sudden
we should all be sitting on pins and needles, waiting
(01:04):
for her to drop her memoir to tell us what
really happened. Breaking news, Glane, we all know what happened.
You're a bipedal serpent, a child abuser, a human trafficker,
and you're exactly where you belong. So save all the
other bullshit for somebody else, because you can miss me
with all of it. The authors of this article are
(01:25):
Matthew Lodge and Ben Ashford. A disheveled Glenn Maxwell has
been pictured walking behind bars as she reportedly works on
a memoir to combat public knowledge about her ties to
Jeffrey Epstein. The sixty two year old, who is serving
a twenty year sentence at FCI Tallahassee in Florida, was
spotted with her hands balled up inside her sleeves as
(01:48):
she stepped outside for some exercise. The disgrace socialite. You
mean co conspirator, fellow, all around scusbag, fellow child abuser.
That's what you mean, right, not socialite was seen sporting
a new short her haircut as she did lapse of
the facility's exercise yard on the frigid temperatures on Sunday,
February eighteenth. Well, that's why her hands were balled up.
(02:11):
Even down in Florida, it gets a bit chilly sometimes
it comes a mid claims she is working on a
book in which she will confront misinformation about her ties
to billionaire one hundred millionaire Jeffrey Epstein, after court documents
name the dead pedophiles associates and new details of his
grooming empire earlier this year, there weren't new details. We
(02:32):
had all of those documents pretty much previously. They just
added a little bit of salt to the meal. We
just got to see some of the names that were redacted,
But the actual documents themselves, we've had access to them
for a very long time. In January, dailymail dot Com
revealed that Maxwell had been telling fellow inmates in prison
(02:53):
to ignore the reports and promised she would write a
memoir giving the truth, although this is expected to be
an attempt to whitewash her involvement. Oh you don't say.
I thought she was gonna give us a real, full,
unadulterated account of what happened, because you know, Galenn Maxwell
is the pinnacle of truth, right. She is your old
saltn nerth type of person. Never told a lie. I mean,
(03:16):
she's George Washington over here. A source claim that Maxwell,
who was a close associate of Epstein for years, claimed
the documents in the news are all false or misinformation,
and the truth will only come out when her book
does well. We all can't wait for that, because you
know the arbiter of truth. Over here, Miss Maxwell is spoken.
The insider said, she's bragging about how great it will be,
(03:39):
but it sounds like the same old lies she has
told a thousand times. Well, yeah, that's because that's all
she has is lies. What's she gonna say, Oh, the
picture's fake, that wasn't me on the plane. I didn't
help abuse all these girls. Everybody's lying. And it's just
laughable at best to think that she has something now
that she's willing to give up or willing to put
(03:59):
in a book that she wouldn't give the feds previously.
Who are you protecting? And why? And now all of
a sudden you're gonna set the story straight by putting
out an autobiography. She really thinks she hasn't done anything
wrong and that her charges will be dropped when people
read it. Well, she's going to be in for a
very very big surprise, because I haven't talked to one
(04:20):
single person and this is not hyperbole, not one single
person who's been like, you know what, Glan Maxwell. She
got railroaded, she got a raw deal, and you know why.
That's because she didn't. Glan Maxwell is exactly where she belongs.
And she's being punished for her role in Epstein's criminal enterprise,
(04:41):
not because she was friends with Epstein and not because
Epstein's dead. Maxwell was convicted of sex trafficking teenagers and
multiple counts of conspiracy after a twenty twenty one federal
trial heard how she lured girls as young as fourteen
into Epstein's clutches. In a self serving prison interview last year,
she denied knowledge of the dead financier's crimes, insisting she
(05:03):
regretted ever meeting him and had no idea he was
capable of evil. Imagine her trying to gaslight you and
tell you that and expect you to believe it. I
don't believe her. I'm sure most of you don't believe her,
and the jury certainly didn't believe her. But hundreds of
documents made public in January relating to a long settled
(05:25):
defamation case filed against Maxwell by Prince Andrew's accuser, Virginia Roberts,
make a mockery of her claims of innocence. Scores of
famous people, including Bill Clinton, Michael Jackson, Donald Trump, and
Stephen Hawking were outed as being friends or associates of
the late predator who hanged himself behind bars allegedly in
(05:45):
twenty nineteen instead of facing trial, But multiple testimonies from
victims and former Epstein aides once more insisted that Maxwell
was the boss of his underage sex ring, trying the
same conclusions as jurors in New York trial. And that's
really what it comes down to. Glene Maxwell can yell
and scream and complain and act like she's been given
(06:07):
a raw deal, but that's all a bunch of bs.
Glene Maxwell has been given more than a fair shake,
and she was able to run around free for all
these years when she should have been in prison. So
she should just say of all of the nonsense about
how she's writing a memoir or this or that the
other thing, and worry about her appeal. Federal inmates are
(06:29):
prohibited from cutting publishing deals, but there is nothing to
prevent Maxwell from writing a private manuscript, an activity protected
by the First Amendment, and mailing it to a lawyer
or a loved one for a distribution. She doesn't have
a computer, but has access to a typewriter and can
bone up on the legal system via her job in
the law library at the low security Tallahassee Prison, where
(06:51):
she's been incarcerated since July of twenty twenty two. She
has access to three lockers and legal and moves her
manuscript in papers from one today the other because she's
so paranoid that someone might steal it or leak it.
The source added, I could see that. I mean, with
her being so infamous, there's gonna be people that will
look to benefit. So if she's really writing this manuscript,
(07:13):
I could see why she'd want to keep it private.
Apparently it's already finished, but she is waiting for the
right moment to publish it. Oh yeah, I'm sure the
right moment. When is the right moment going to be
for Glenne Maxwell? The source explained how Maxwell has become
increasingly withdrawn and bitter behind bars and throwing temper tantrums
(07:34):
and barely participating in prison life. Yeah, she's letting the
time do her. We've talked about this before. You can't
let the time, do you. You have to do the time.
And if that means, you know, losing yourself in education
or being involved in whatever is going on at the
prison as far as you know programs, that's what you
have to do. But if you sit around and cry
(07:55):
and complain and do the whole woe is me? Shit, Well,
it's gonna seem like double the time that you're doing,
So you better just get on with it. Unfortunately, people
like Glenn Maxwell, they don't understand that. They don't understand
that there's punishments for people like them. She believes that
she's innocent. She has no idea why she's locked up.
(08:16):
Dailymail dot com previously revealed how Maxwell hosted yoga and
etiquette classes for eight hundred and forty six fellow cons
after arriving in the Sunshine State, and will go jogging
every day on the running track. She recently abandoned plans
to participate in a prison marathon race. However, barely gets
any exercise and rarely goes outside. Oh boohoo, Gleann Maxwell
(08:39):
is in prison? Is it supposed to be fun? Should
she be out here doing all kinds of marathons and
living her best life. I don't think she should be.
I think it's because she's finally realized that she's not
getting out of here anytime soon. This will all change, however,
when her book comes out, or so she thinks. Maxwell
has to serve her time at Fcida by the white
(09:01):
collar Connecticut lock up that inspired Orange is the New Black,
but was unexpectedly shipped one thousand miles south of Florida.
Well that's not really how it went down. She asked
to go to Danbury, but nobody ever made her a
promise that she's going there, and the Justice Department decided
that Tallahassee was the better location. FCI Tallahassee bosses tried
(09:24):
to keep inmates from learning too much about her by
removing the library's only copy of Filthy Rich, James Patterson's
best selling book about Epstein's crimes, but his word got
around about her ties to the billionaire pedophile. She found
herself being despised by her fellow felins, who say she
is aloof and has poor hygiene. Imagine this lady running
(09:46):
around miss millionaire billionaire poor hygiene. Really. Controversy ensued when
Maxwell used the prison video visit system to give an
interview to UK broadcaster Jeremy Kyle in which she claimed
without evidence that the the photograph of Prince Andrew and
Virginia Roberts was a fake. Still on that one, huh,
let's see some proof. Her and Victoria Hervey out here
(10:08):
talking all kinds of nonsense with zero proof. Meanwhile, that
picture has been validated by the man who saw it originally,
the photographer. We've done that article before, so we have
some receipts. Does Maxwell have any receipts? Does Lady Victoria
Heavy have any receipts? The answer is no, So why
in the hell would anyone believe anything these two skuffoozes
(10:32):
have to say? Del email dot com revealed how the
chat earned Maxwell forty eight hours in the Special Housing Unit,
a prison within a prison with tiny grim cells where
inmates are caged for twenty three hours at a time
and fed through slits in the door. It's also reported
that the brit earned the title Prison Karen after lodging
(10:53):
hundreds of petty complaints about life behind bars, from slating
the paltry vegan menu to moaning about a transgender mate
having noisy sex in the bunk above hers. Well, I
don't blame her for that. I don't care if it's
a transsexual or whatever. I don't want anybody having a
bang session above me. Maxwell, Federal prisoner zero two eight
seven nine DASH five h nine, also landed to Cuban
(11:15):
felons in solitary confinement after snitching on them for demanding
that she buy them items with her three hundred and
sixty dollars commentsary allowance. She will be nearly eighty by
the time she is freed, unless she can successfully appeal
her convictions for helping Epstein, who committed suicide allegedly in
prison while awaiting trial in August of twenty nineteen. He
(11:38):
was sixty six. Federal prosecutors deny claims she was made
a scapegoat for his crimes. Well, that's because she wasn't.
She was right there in the thick of it. And
not only that, but she was given orders to the underlings.
So once you do that and you have yourself a
you know, supervisory role in a criminal enterprise, I don't
(11:58):
want to hear shit that you had nothing to do
with it. You were involved with both feet on the
ground and both eyes wide open. And now Glain Maxwell,
it's time to reap what you have sown. All of
the information that goes with this episode can be found
in the description box.
What's up everyone, and welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles.
On today's episode, we have an article from the Deli Mail,
and this article is talking about Glayne Maxwell and her
disheveled look inside of prison. And as much as I
like to pile on, when it comes to Glaine Maxwell,
what do we expect her to be? Fully done up? Here?
(00:21):
With her hair did and her nail's all done up?
So I can't really blame the lady for looking disheveled.
If you were going to be sitting in prison till
you were about eighty years old, I'm guessing you'd be
pretty disheveled too. Today's article is from the Delimel and
the headline Galeainne Maxwell is seen looking disheveled in US
prison as Epstein's madam works on a memoir to combat
(00:41):
misinformation about her ties to the disgraced financier. On what
planet does Glene Maxwell think that some sort of memoir
is going to change anything. She had a whole last trial,
a whole lead up to that trial, and decades to
let everybody know what was going on. She didn't let
anybody know about anything, And now all of a sudden
we should all be sitting on pins and needles, waiting
(01:04):
for her to drop her memoir to tell us what
really happened. Breaking news, Glane, we all know what happened.
You're a bipedal serpent, a child abuser, a human trafficker,
and you're exactly where you belong. So save all the
other bullshit for somebody else, because you can miss me
with all of it. The authors of this article are
(01:25):
Matthew Lodge and Ben Ashford. A disheveled Glenn Maxwell has
been pictured walking behind bars as she reportedly works on
a memoir to combat public knowledge about her ties to
Jeffrey Epstein. The sixty two year old, who is serving
a twenty year sentence at FCI Tallahassee in Florida, was
spotted with her hands balled up inside her sleeves as
(01:48):
she stepped outside for some exercise. The disgrace socialite. You
mean co conspirator, fellow, all around scusbag, fellow child abuser.
That's what you mean, right, not socialite was seen sporting
a new short her haircut as she did lapse of
the facility's exercise yard on the frigid temperatures on Sunday,
February eighteenth. Well, that's why her hands were balled up.
(02:11):
Even down in Florida, it gets a bit chilly sometimes
it comes a mid claims she is working on a
book in which she will confront misinformation about her ties
to billionaire one hundred millionaire Jeffrey Epstein, after court documents
name the dead pedophiles associates and new details of his
grooming empire earlier this year, there weren't new details. We
(02:32):
had all of those documents pretty much previously. They just
added a little bit of salt to the meal. We
just got to see some of the names that were redacted,
But the actual documents themselves, we've had access to them
for a very long time. In January, dailymail dot Com
revealed that Maxwell had been telling fellow inmates in prison
(02:53):
to ignore the reports and promised she would write a
memoir giving the truth, although this is expected to be
an attempt to whitewash her involvement. Oh you don't say.
I thought she was gonna give us a real, full,
unadulterated account of what happened, because you know, Galenn Maxwell
is the pinnacle of truth, right. She is your old
saltn nerth type of person. Never told a lie. I mean,
(03:16):
she's George Washington over here. A source claim that Maxwell,
who was a close associate of Epstein for years, claimed
the documents in the news are all false or misinformation,
and the truth will only come out when her book
does well. We all can't wait for that, because you
know the arbiter of truth. Over here, Miss Maxwell is spoken.
The insider said, she's bragging about how great it will be,
(03:39):
but it sounds like the same old lies she has
told a thousand times. Well, yeah, that's because that's all
she has is lies. What's she gonna say, Oh, the
picture's fake, that wasn't me on the plane. I didn't
help abuse all these girls. Everybody's lying. And it's just
laughable at best to think that she has something now
that she's willing to give up or willing to put
(03:59):
in a book that she wouldn't give the feds previously.
Who are you protecting? And why? And now all of
a sudden you're gonna set the story straight by putting
out an autobiography. She really thinks she hasn't done anything
wrong and that her charges will be dropped when people
read it. Well, she's going to be in for a
very very big surprise, because I haven't talked to one
(04:20):
single person and this is not hyperbole, not one single
person who's been like, you know what, Glan Maxwell. She
got railroaded, she got a raw deal, and you know why.
That's because she didn't. Glan Maxwell is exactly where she belongs.
And she's being punished for her role in Epstein's criminal enterprise,
(04:41):
not because she was friends with Epstein and not because
Epstein's dead. Maxwell was convicted of sex trafficking teenagers and
multiple counts of conspiracy after a twenty twenty one federal
trial heard how she lured girls as young as fourteen
into Epstein's clutches. In a self serving prison interview last year,
she denied knowledge of the dead financier's crimes, insisting she
(05:03):
regretted ever meeting him and had no idea he was
capable of evil. Imagine her trying to gaslight you and
tell you that and expect you to believe it. I
don't believe her. I'm sure most of you don't believe her,
and the jury certainly didn't believe her. But hundreds of
documents made public in January relating to a long settled
(05:25):
defamation case filed against Maxwell by Prince Andrew's accuser, Virginia Roberts,
make a mockery of her claims of innocence. Scores of
famous people, including Bill Clinton, Michael Jackson, Donald Trump, and
Stephen Hawking were outed as being friends or associates of
the late predator who hanged himself behind bars allegedly in
(05:45):
twenty nineteen instead of facing trial, But multiple testimonies from
victims and former Epstein aides once more insisted that Maxwell
was the boss of his underage sex ring, trying the
same conclusions as jurors in New York trial. And that's
really what it comes down to. Glene Maxwell can yell
and scream and complain and act like she's been given
(06:07):
a raw deal, but that's all a bunch of bs.
Glene Maxwell has been given more than a fair shake,
and she was able to run around free for all
these years when she should have been in prison. So
she should just say of all of the nonsense about
how she's writing a memoir or this or that the
other thing, and worry about her appeal. Federal inmates are
(06:29):
prohibited from cutting publishing deals, but there is nothing to
prevent Maxwell from writing a private manuscript, an activity protected
by the First Amendment, and mailing it to a lawyer
or a loved one for a distribution. She doesn't have
a computer, but has access to a typewriter and can
bone up on the legal system via her job in
the law library at the low security Tallahassee Prison, where
(06:51):
she's been incarcerated since July of twenty twenty two. She
has access to three lockers and legal and moves her
manuscript in papers from one today the other because she's
so paranoid that someone might steal it or leak it.
The source added, I could see that. I mean, with
her being so infamous, there's gonna be people that will
look to benefit. So if she's really writing this manuscript,
(07:13):
I could see why she'd want to keep it private.
Apparently it's already finished, but she is waiting for the
right moment to publish it. Oh yeah, I'm sure the
right moment. When is the right moment going to be
for Glenne Maxwell? The source explained how Maxwell has become
increasingly withdrawn and bitter behind bars and throwing temper tantrums
(07:34):
and barely participating in prison life. Yeah, she's letting the
time do her. We've talked about this before. You can't
let the time, do you. You have to do the time.
And if that means, you know, losing yourself in education
or being involved in whatever is going on at the
prison as far as you know programs, that's what you
have to do. But if you sit around and cry
(07:55):
and complain and do the whole woe is me? Shit, Well,
it's gonna seem like double the time that you're doing,
So you better just get on with it. Unfortunately, people
like Glenn Maxwell, they don't understand that. They don't understand
that there's punishments for people like them. She believes that
she's innocent. She has no idea why she's locked up.
(08:16):
Dailymail dot com previously revealed how Maxwell hosted yoga and
etiquette classes for eight hundred and forty six fellow cons
after arriving in the Sunshine State, and will go jogging
every day on the running track. She recently abandoned plans
to participate in a prison marathon race. However, barely gets
any exercise and rarely goes outside. Oh boohoo, Gleann Maxwell
(08:39):
is in prison? Is it supposed to be fun? Should
she be out here doing all kinds of marathons and
living her best life. I don't think she should be.
I think it's because she's finally realized that she's not
getting out of here anytime soon. This will all change, however,
when her book comes out, or so she thinks. Maxwell
has to serve her time at Fcida by the white
(09:01):
collar Connecticut lock up that inspired Orange is the New Black,
but was unexpectedly shipped one thousand miles south of Florida.
Well that's not really how it went down. She asked
to go to Danbury, but nobody ever made her a
promise that she's going there, and the Justice Department decided
that Tallahassee was the better location. FCI Tallahassee bosses tried
(09:24):
to keep inmates from learning too much about her by
removing the library's only copy of Filthy Rich, James Patterson's
best selling book about Epstein's crimes, but his word got
around about her ties to the billionaire pedophile. She found
herself being despised by her fellow felins, who say she
is aloof and has poor hygiene. Imagine this lady running
(09:46):
around miss millionaire billionaire poor hygiene. Really. Controversy ensued when
Maxwell used the prison video visit system to give an
interview to UK broadcaster Jeremy Kyle in which she claimed
without evidence that the the photograph of Prince Andrew and
Virginia Roberts was a fake. Still on that one, huh,
let's see some proof. Her and Victoria Hervey out here
(10:08):
talking all kinds of nonsense with zero proof. Meanwhile, that
picture has been validated by the man who saw it originally,
the photographer. We've done that article before, so we have
some receipts. Does Maxwell have any receipts? Does Lady Victoria
Heavy have any receipts? The answer is no, So why
in the hell would anyone believe anything these two skuffoozes
(10:32):
have to say? Del email dot com revealed how the
chat earned Maxwell forty eight hours in the Special Housing Unit,
a prison within a prison with tiny grim cells where
inmates are caged for twenty three hours at a time
and fed through slits in the door. It's also reported
that the brit earned the title Prison Karen after lodging
(10:53):
hundreds of petty complaints about life behind bars, from slating
the paltry vegan menu to moaning about a transgender mate
having noisy sex in the bunk above hers. Well, I
don't blame her for that. I don't care if it's
a transsexual or whatever. I don't want anybody having a
bang session above me. Maxwell, Federal prisoner zero two eight
seven nine DASH five h nine, also landed to Cuban
(11:15):
felons in solitary confinement after snitching on them for demanding
that she buy them items with her three hundred and
sixty dollars commentsary allowance. She will be nearly eighty by
the time she is freed, unless she can successfully appeal
her convictions for helping Epstein, who committed suicide allegedly in
prison while awaiting trial in August of twenty nineteen. He
(11:38):
was sixty six. Federal prosecutors deny claims she was made
a scapegoat for his crimes. Well, that's because she wasn't.
She was right there in the thick of it. And
not only that, but she was given orders to the underlings.
So once you do that and you have yourself a
you know, supervisory role in a criminal enterprise, I don't
(11:58):
want to hear shit that you had nothing to do
with it. You were involved with both feet on the
ground and both eyes wide open. And now Glain Maxwell,
it's time to reap what you have sown. All of
the information that goes with this episode can be found
in the description box.
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