06.02.2026 14:31
Ten hours of camera footage from the prison cell of Ghislaine Maxwell, known as the partner of the perverse billionaire Jeffrey Epstein, has been released. Maxwell, who is expected to testify in the U.S. Congress a few days later, could make statements that deeply shake the world. This is because Maxwell is one of the key figures who survived in the Epstein case and knows exactly what happened.
Images related to the daily life of Ghislaine Maxwell, who was sentenced to 20 years in prison in 2021 for allegedly running a sexual abuse network targeting underage children and known as the associate of pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, have been made available to the public.
10 HOURS OF FOOTAGE SHARED
Recently released footage of approximately 10 hours shows Maxwell's ordinary activities and inmate life in her cell at the Brooklyn Metropolitan Detention Center; the footage includes snapshots of Maxwell's basic daily routine. These images came after the U.S. Department of Justice released a significant portion of the archive related to the scandal, including millions of documents, photos, and videos, under the Epstein Files Transparency Act. The law mandates the public disclosure of all documents related to Epstein and Maxwell; however, these disclosures have been criticized due to some records being incomplete or censored.
TO TESTIFY IN THE U.S. CONGRESS
Maxwell is currently serving her sentence in Texas and is expected to testify before the U.S. Congress in the coming weeks. This testimony to the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform is of great importance as it could shed light on Maxwell's connections to the Epstein network, unknown details of the scandal, and the handling of the files. However, officials indicate that it is likely Maxwell will exercise her right to remain silent unless legal immunity is granted.
These new images and document releases fuel discussions about whether the entire Epstein file has been disclosed and the scope of materials kept from the public in the archive. A civil rights advocacy organization has called for legal oversight, claiming that the Department of Justice has not yet shared critical communications related to high-level officials.
WHAT SHE WILL REVEAL COULD SHOCK THE WORLD
Comments in the foreign press highlight that these developments could lead to a reassessment of the roles of those still at the center of the scandal and that Maxwell's testimony could add a new dimension to the issue. Additionally, the heavy censorship of the vast majority of the released files raises doubts about whether full transparency has been achieved.