Federal prosecutors have denied that Ghislaine Maxwell's life was threatened in jail -- and blasted her complaints about the conditions in lockup as "blatant lies" in new court documents.

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NEW YORK — Appeals judges hearing bail arguments seemed sympathetic Monday to claims that British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell is unjustly kept awake at night by guards ensuring she … ...

Maxwell, 58, tried to go undercover after the death of her pedophile ex-boyfriend Jeffrey Epstein in August 2019, with a friend telling the mag she spent the time hopping from home to home.

Death threat notwithstanding, Bloom points out that inhumane suffering behind bars isn’t unique to Maxwell. “She had the same terrible experience in prison that everybody else has,” Bloom says.

Some of Maxwell’s supporters have “been the target of repeated physical threats,” which made it necessary for them to ask the judge presiding over her case to hold a nonpublic bail hearing ...

Ghislaine Maxwell's lawyers filed a formal request Wednesday for a new trial after raising concerns over a juror's possible failure to disclose that he had been sexually abused as a child.

Fifteen international flights in three years. More than a dozen bank accounts totaling $20 million. A 156-acre property in New England, paid for in cash.