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Life With Ghislaine Maxwell in Prison: Complaints, Conflict, and Hygiene Issues · The Epstein Chronicles

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  Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
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  Epstein Chronicles. When Glenn Maxwell was transferred, we heard that
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  it had to do with security reasons. Well, now we're
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  learning from an inmate who spent time with her down
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  in Tallahassee that it had nothing to do with security
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  and it had everything to do with Glenn Maxwell getting
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  special privileges. And it's not a shock to anybody who's
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  been paying attention because we know that people like Glenne
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  Maxwell don't get moved from the kind of facility she
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  was in in Florida to the kind she's in now
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  in Texas. That is unheard of. Violent criminals are never
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  moved into camps. And before you say she's not violent,
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  she most certainly is. She abused children. She should not
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  be in the camp that she's in. But for whatever reason,
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  the government thought it would be a good idea to
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  move Glene Maxwell from Florida down to Camp Bryan. And
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  still we the people who are paying for all of this,
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  by the way, have no answers as to why they
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  did it, what motivated the move, what caused it, and
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  who signed off on it. They won't answer any of
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  those questions. So today we have an article from the
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  US Sun and the headline causes Stink inside Glenne Maxwell's
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  clashes with inmates after cozying up to prison diva, skipping
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  food lines and not showering. This article was authored by
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  Michael Lee Simpson, an ex inmate who spent two years
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  with Glenn Maxwell, claims the disgrace socialite was very nasty
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  behind bars and fucking hated by the prison staff. Well,
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  I don't doubt that for a minute. Imagine being tasked
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  with watching Glene Maxwell's dumbass. I mean, you already know
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  that she's going to file all kinds of complaints and
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  probably complain about you directly as a guard. So yeah,
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  I'm sure she wasn't doing herself any favors with her behavior.
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  Raven Johnson, who is using a pseudonym, was incarcerated on
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  drug charges at Federal Correctional Institution Tallahassee and Florida from
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  November twenty twenty three to November of twenty twenty five.
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  I wonder why Raven Johnson wasn't moved to Camp Brian.
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  I mean, that's what we do now, right, We just
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  move people arbitrarily for no reason. So let's move everybody
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  everybody should be in the camp now. The former inmate
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  claims that Maxwell skip buffet lines, rarely showered, and even
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  pushed for special treatment during religious services. What kind of
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  stank ass booty doesn't take a shower, Oh, queen of
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  the stinky asses over here, No wonder nobody wanted to
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  be around her. Nobody's trying to hang out with a
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  stinky ass child molester, not in jail or anywhere else.
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  Maxwell allegedly raged after seeing inmates watch the Stars series
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  Who is Glenn Maxwell? On TV? And off in clash
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  with staff over trivial matters. Well, we know she filed
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  a ton of complaints. Every other day she had some
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  kind of complaint that she was filing. And I know
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  I've told the story before, but I'll tell it again.
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  When my loved one was in prison, federal prison, they
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  were doing time with somebody that would file lawsuits if
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  the color of their jello was wrong, Like if the
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  person wanted red jello, they try and file a lawsuit
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  if they got green jello. And that's how petty some
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  of these people are behind bars. And then you have
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  somebody like Maxwell. Forget it, she has just enough smarts
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  to make things miserable for the guards for sure, and
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  you know that she took great joy in doing it.
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  She's a miserable person, and misery certainly loves company. Although
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  Maxwell was branded trash by fellow inmates for being a
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  sex offender, she taught a twelve week etiquette class and
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  helped inmates file motions. Well, you have to do something
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  while you're in there, and if you have something to offer,
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  like you can file motions, or you're a little bit
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  smarter than the average bear, then you're gonna find a
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  way to, you know, make your way behind bars. And
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  for Glenn Maxwell, there's no doubt she's an educated person.
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  I'm not gonna sit here and tell you that she's
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  not educated. She most certainly is. So it doesn't shock
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  me to know that she's hosting classes. I mean, let's
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  be honest, there's not very many people behind bars that
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  have the level of schooling as Glenn Maxwell, so it
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  makes a lot of sense. The problem is she's arrogant
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  and she thinks she's better than people, so that's not
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  gonna go too well in jail. Johnson ultimately described Maxwell
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  as arrogant and also reserved never speaking of Epstein or
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  the Royal family and dismissed her claims that prison conditions
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  were dangerous. Yeah, that whole narrative doesn't really jive. Of course,
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  prison in general not a great place, but dangerous. How
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  many people have been hit at the female facility in Tallahassee,
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  Oh that's right, none, but Layne Maxwell is going to
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  be the first. I'm not buying the whole excuse. Now, look,
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  if you have a real reason why you moved her,
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  let's hear it. The problem is though, they don't have
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  a reason, and it's part of the cover up. And
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  if you think it's going away, it's not. Even when
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  Trump leaves office, I guarantee you that people are gonna
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  want answers and then that's when shit might get real.
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  But until then, with Trump in office, I expect more
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  of the same, more obfuscation, more denials, more lies, and
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  more gaslighting this lady. Her sense of entitlement was just ridiculous.
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  Johnson forty seven claimed prison staff they fucking hated her.
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  She filed over eight hundred complaints in one year. You know,
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  imagine eight hundred complaints in one year. The ultimate Karen
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  Glenne Maxwell should probably get a reality show, unlike the
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  Ben Shapiro Network or whatever it's called, and call it
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  the Uldman Karen because you know she's innocent, right, she
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  didn't do anything, poor Glaine. Isn't that the bullshit narrative
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  they're trying to pitch. The only person arrested is Glenn Maxwell. Well,
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  guess what she deserved it? Now, does that mean nobody
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  else deserves to be arrested? Of course not. But she's
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  certainly earned her time and she's no scapegoat, that's for sure.
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  Every minute, every second, every hour, every day, every week,
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  every month, every year, she's earned it. Johnson bizarrely claimed
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  it was common knowledge throughout the prison just how much
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  Maxwell complained about everything from food portions to shower conditions.
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  What's more is the complaints actually worked. The former inmate said, well,
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  she's high profile. They didn't want her to reach out
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  to her buddy Donald Trump or Todd Blanche right, so
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  they played ball. And even in prison, Maxwell was getting privileges,
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  and those privileges have done nothing but increase. She could
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  file a complaint and things are going to change, Johnson
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  said at Meal Times. Johnson, who works in the service industry,
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  said Maxwell refused to wait in line like everyone else.
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  There could be fifty or sixty people standing in the
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  chow hall line. She's walked past me several times, Johnson said.
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  People just look at her like, oh, whatever, it's Maxwell. Yeah,
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  a security risk. Huh. If there was an actual security
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  risk and Maxwell was cutting the line, she would have
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  already got dealt with. Now, if this was a male prison,
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  and when we're talking about a man, I'd be much
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  more willing to accept that there was some kind of
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  security risk. But when we're talking about a female prison,
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  it's not that big of an issue. Maxwell's hygiene habits
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  became notorious among prisoners. This lady worked out every day,
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  but rarely shower. Johnson said, Yo, how could you be
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  such a disgusting troglodyte that you don't take showers? Like,
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  what is wrong with you? You're gonna go out there,
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  get all sweaty, get all kinds of booty grease running
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  down your legs, and not go take a shower. What
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  a dirty ass, little Gerbil. The smell was apparently so
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  bad that even in the notoriously unsanitary conditions of a
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  federal facility, Maxwell stood out out here running around like pigpen.
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  Here's an idea, wash your booty glean. There are a
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  lot of bad smells in prison. I can tell you that,
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  she said the disgrace socialites religious observances became another battleground.
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  Working as the head orderly in the prison chapel, Johnson
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  witnessed Maxwell's attempts to control even the simplest rituals. Nobody
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  should ever be shocked when they hear that Glenn Maxwell
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  wants to be in control. That is her jam. Being
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  in control is what got her off, and I'm sure
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  it's the same thing in jail. When Maxwell demanded to
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  pour her own ceremonial grape juice during Jewish services, the
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  insider said that she refused, You're not coming into this kitchen.
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  You don't work here. I don't care who you are.
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  She allegedly told Maxwell, you don't shower, so I highly
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  doubt that you're going to wash her hands. You're not
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  coming in here. I mean, you blame them. I don't
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  want Maxwell touching my food. In fact, I don't want
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  to be anywhere near her, especially now that we know
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  that she smells like Booty Fried's surprise. The insider said
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  that Maxwell then called her attorney, who contacted someone in DC,
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  ultimately forcing the prison to provide Maxwell with her own
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  personal grape juice containers. What a joke. Yeah, there's no fix,
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  there's no cover up. Everything's on the up and up. Maxwell, however,
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  appeared to find her in each teaching basic law classes
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  in the prison's education department. Johnson of Knoxville, Tennessee, had
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  signed up for a law course, durned points that could
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  reduce her sentence, and Maxwell turned out to be the instructor.
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  She was pretty knowledgeable, the insider said, Oh, I don't
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  doubt that. Again, she's a highly educated woman, but she
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  also happens to be a very evil one as well.
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  She knew her stuff. I don't know how or what
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  made her qualified to teach the class, but she knew
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  her stuff. She was actually a fairly good teacher. The
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  class was about twelve weeks long, one hour per week,
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  during which Maxwell advised inmates on the proper way to
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  file motions. Johnson said, noting she gave step by step instructions.
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  Maxwell has never been officially legally trained. Well, if you
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  file enough motions for yourself, you learn. And there's no
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  shortage of court cases that Maxwell's been through, So yeah,
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  I'm pretty sure that she'd have something to offer as
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  far as helping people file their motions. Johnson said that
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  because Maxwell is convicted a sex offender, she was considered
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  trash and among the lowest of the low by fellow inmates.
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  People don't look at you as if you're actually even human,
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  she said, you're less. Then if you have crimes against children,
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  you're shit. It doesn't matter how much money you have
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  or you have in the real world. People aren't going
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  to respect you for this reason. The insider said Maxwell's
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  circle of friends was small. Her closest companion was a murderer,
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  this lady that murdered her whole family, while another friend
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  had really bad child sex charges and made videos of
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  her daughter. Johnson said, sounds about right. I mean, the
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  shit attracts flies, so it all makes sense. Johnson described
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  a specific incident where Maxwell became upset after seeing a
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  show about her life on TV. According to Johnson, there
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  was a weekend when the Stars Network aired a three
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  part mini series called Who Was Glenn Maxwell? She was
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  pissed because we had it on every single TV, Johnson said,
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  And when she came in from reckyard after working out
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  and seeing that shit on TV. She just started going bananas.
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  Johnson said. She called fellow inmates blooming idiots, asking can
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  you find something better to do? Yeah, such a security risk. Huh,
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  she's out here calling people idiots and no repercussions, but yeah,
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  big time security risk. The Insider also set outside attention
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  on Maxwell disrupted the entire prison. On other words, beautiful,
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  bright sunny days, She recalled helicopters flying low over the
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  compound trying to snap photos of Maxwell, forcing officials to
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  halt normal operations. We would all have to go on lockdown,
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  and it'd all be because people were trying to get
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  pictures of Maxwell, Johnson said. She also described the separate
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  spectacle of the day after Maxwell testified, when a bright
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  yellow plane allegedly circled the facility pulling a banner. The
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  helicopter pulled this long ass banner and literally flew circles
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  around the prison for a couple of hours. It's federal property,
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  so there's no fly zone. We got locked down that
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  day because of that. God, imagine being in jail or
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  prison and you end up getting locked down because one
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  of the people in the prison is notorious. So the
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  whole entire prison has to get put on lockdown. I
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  guess that would cause some animosity. No, and again, look,
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  I'm not saying that Glenn Maxwell was having fun down
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  in Tallahassee. I doubt she was. But was there an
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  eminent threat to her safety as far as getting killed
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  or something like that. I don't believe that for a minute.
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  Glaine didn't acknowledge it. She didn't say anything. She added,
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  I mean, I'm sure she'd have to have some level
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  of embarrassment, even with the people she believed were beneath her.
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  The breaking point came when Maxwell returned from giving testimony
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  to find herself completely ransacked. A bunch of inmates ran
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  through her shit and took everything she owned, all of
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  her clothes, all of her shoes, all of her Commissary
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  Johnson said Maxwell's rage was explosive, and she confronted the warden.
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  This is bullshit, this is bullshit. All of my things,
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  all of my things are gone, Maxwell allegedly said. And look,
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  I don't know if it's true or not, but if
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  it is good for Maxwell, I'm glad she got her
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  shit ganked. Despite Maxwell's later claims about prison being dangerous,
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  the Insider dismissed her fears prison is not as dangerous
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  as she made it out to be, she said, calling
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  Maxwell's statements about inmates being beaten for twenty five dollars
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  worth a commissary an absolute lie. In August of twenty
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  twenty five, Maxwell was transferred from FCI Tallahassee to a
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  minimum security federal prison in Brian, Texas with no good excuse.
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  She should not be there, and I'd love to have
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  an answer from the government as to what motivated them
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  to put her there. She's not a nice person, Johnson said.
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  She's not a good person. She's shit. The Son has
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  reached out to Glenn Maxwell's lawyer for comment on the claims.
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  I don't think there's any doubt that prison is not
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  a fun place, right. I don't think anybody doubts that.
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  But it's always been a bunch of bs for anyone
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  to try and gaslight us, to tell us that the
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  prison that Maxwell was in in Florida was this dangerous
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  ass prison. It most certainly was not, But sure, try
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  and pitch us that shit, considering Maxwell was moved right
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  after she had her little conversation with Todd Blanche where
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  she quote unquote exonerated President Trump. But yeah, it was
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  all just a coincidence, and at that point in time,
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  after what three years, the threats of violence were just
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  so severe she had to be moved. That's what they're
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  trying to sell you. The question is are you buying it.
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