Congressional Staff Visit Federal Prison Camp to Investigate Ghislaine Maxwell Transfer
Staff from House committees visited FPC Bryan on June 16, 2026, to investigate allegations of preferential treatment for convicted sex offender Ghislaine Maxwell following her transfer to the facility.
Staff from the House Judiciary and House Oversight and Government Reform Committees visited the Federal Prison Camp (FPC) Bryan in Texas on June 16, 2026. The visit was conducted by aides to Representatives Jamie Raskin and Robert Garcia, both ranking members of their respective committees, with the stated purpose of investigating Maxwell's transfer and allegations regarding her treatment. Maxwell is identified as Jeffrey Epstein's former conspirator and is a convicted sex offender housed at the minimum-security facility, which houses approximately 635 female inmates.
During the visit, facility staff provided a tour of the grounds and programming. However, Bureau of Prisons (BOP) leadership did not provide answers to questions regarding Maxwell's transfer or treatment, with officials either shutting down questions or claiming they lacked information. According to Raw Story, the warden argued that Maxwell was not given special treatment. Whistleblowers have alleged that officials at the Texas prison have made Maxwell's life easier, though Maxwell's lawyer previously stated that humane treatment is not special treatment.
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