Disgraced socialite, Ghislaine Maxwell has been moved to a low security prison
Described by some as the ‘Disneyland’ of jails, the prison Ghislaine Maxwell was moved to is a far cry from the outcome prosecutors were initially hoping for.
The Federal Correctional Institution in Tallahassee, Florida opened in 1938 and houses women only.
GHISLAINE MAXWELL APPEARS IN U.S. COURT
Maxwell was found guilty on five of the six charges against her including the most serious of sex trafficking a minor.
So how did she escape a life sentence and what’s next for Jeffery Epstein’s former right hand gal?
When Maxwell was walked into court sporting prison scrubs and shackles many thought it was likely she would “rot in hell” behind the bars of a prison cell for the rest of her life.
"Ghislaine must die in prison".
Sarah Ransome tells Sky's @joepike she's spent the "past 17 years in her own prison" for what Ghislaine Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein did to her – "I've been to hell and back", she adds.https://t.co/NNSC1QzGC0
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An Iranian couple have been given jail sentences totalling 10 years after posting a video online.
The two individuals, both in their 20s, were charged for supposedly promoting corruption, prostitution and propaganda.
Authorities have been cracking down on public disobedience.
It follows the death of a woman who was detained by the country’s infamous morality police.
Mahsa Amini died in police custody in September last year, arrested for violating the rule requiring women to cover their hair with a hijab, or headscarf.
Anti-government protests swept across the country after the incident.
The two individuals in the dancing video were reportedly detained after posting the clip to their social media accounts – which have a combined following of more than two million people.
Donald Trump has described the investigation into his company as the “biggest witch hunt” in the history of the United States during a formal deposition.
In September 2022, the New York Attorney General Letitia James, announced she would be looking into the Trump organisation’s business practices.
James alleges the former president “falsely inflated his net worth by billions of dollars to unjustly enrich himself and cheat the system”.
The lawsuit also takes aim at some of Trump’s children, and executives of his business.
During the deposition tape, Trump can be seen reading a lengthy statement.
During this, the former president asserts his constitutional right to not answer questions, while accusing James of investigating him out of political spite.