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Ghislaine Maxwell, former accomplice and ex-girlfriend Jeffrey Epstein, A report said it was banned from participating in her new prison’s service dog training program.
Maxwell transfers from federal prison Tallahassee, Floridaheading to the federal prison camp in Brian, Texas, where her attorney has previously confirmed with Fox News Digital. FCP Bryan is a minimum safe prison camp with much more freedom than Tallahassee.
according to NBC NewsFPC Bryan provides service dog training programs for prisoners.
But Paige Mazzoni, CEO of Canine Companions, which runs Service Dog Program at FPC Bryan, told prisoners like Maxwell that will not provide services to media training.
Ghislaine Maxwell was banned from participating in her new prison FCP Bryan’s service dog training program. (Matthew Symons for Fox News Digital/Istock)
“We do not allow anyone involved in crimes against minors or animals, including crimes of any nature,” Mazzoni said. “This is a difficult policy we have, so she will not be able to do it.”
“These are crimes against vulnerable groups and you put them on a vulnerable puppy.”
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Federal Prison Camp Bryan August 4, 2025 in Bryan, Texas. Ghislaine Maxwell moved there from FCI Tallahassee last week. (Derek Shakes Fox News Numbers)
Former Palm Beach County State Attorney Dave Aronberg had previously told Fox News Digital Maxwell’s new prison, which is more like a “dormitory-style housing situation than a cell.”
The former Epstein colleague’s move to FCP Bryan comes a week after she met with Florida Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche, discussing her relationship with the shameful financier who promoted her relationship with underage girls.
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Ghislaine Maxwell jogged on July 10, 2025 at the track at FCI Tallahassee in Tallahassee, Florida. (Matthew Symons for Fox News Digital)
this Trump administration However, denied the allegation that Maxwell was given preferential treatment, telling Fox News: “Any wrong assertion this person is given priority treatment. In some cases, prisoners are usually relocated in certain situations due to serious safety and danger issues.”
