Keline Maxwell apparently thinks that she's freaking Alice in Wonderland, and I mean that pretty literally. So there's this former employee of the prison where she's currently incarcerated. I call it a prison. It's a resort that you kind of can't leave technically, that's what it is. Anyway, the former employee spoke to CNN about the massive unprecedented and I would [00:00:20] hope illegal efforts that staff are taking to make sure that she is just so comfortable at this place. is Noella Turnage who shared emails from Maxwell that boasted how much better it is than the last prison that held her. The prison she was in before she apparently secretly [00:00:37] cut some sort of deal with the Department of Justice. So she said the food is legions better. The place is clean, the staff is responsive and polite. I feel like I've dropped through Alice in Wonderland's looking glass. I am much, much happier here and more importantly, safe. [00:00:55] Yes. I think everyone deserves to be safe, women, but every woman should feel safe. She should never be preyed on by people like Elaine Maxwell. Anyway, here's a little bit of video of the former employee of the prison. What I can tell you is that the things that were being done [00:01:11] for her were not common for any of the other inmates, not even the other high profile inmates. And what were some of the things that stood out to you from those emails exchanges that you read? Well, the two main things for me were the visit that was arranged for her because [00:01:31] what wasn't very highly publicized about that was the lengths they went to to provide a private visit for Maxwell actually caused visitation to be shut down for the rest of the inmates that weekend. They were not able to see their families that Saturday to make way for Maxwell [00:01:49] to see her visitors. There was also the warden's personal handling of her mail, which may not sound like a big deal to some people. But the other inmates in that prison, they have a hard time getting out their regular mail, much less anything needed for court filings [00:02:07] and things such as that. Yeah, they shut down the entire prison so that she can have incredibly private visits. She has personal access to the warden, personal perks. Everybody is so polite to her and why shouldn't they be? I mean, sure, set aside that she's a notorious and unrepentant [00:02:27] sexual predator, but she was also really rich for a long time and she partied with really fancy people. I think she should have a better life in prison than we have out of it. Anyway, here is more of the weird communications Maxwell apparently had with the warden. Noella, the [00:02:48] warden proposes August 18th for your visit. So she brings the warden up in that context. In another, she tells her lawyer, I check with the warden and she would rather that I send all the updates through her. So she keeps referencing the warden as if she's having [00:03:05] conversations with the warden and they are directly communicating about things. How unusual is that? That is highly unusual, Erin. Pretty much the only time you see the warden talk to inmates there is they can approach her at what we call main line, which is kind of [00:03:25] when they're on their way back and forth from the chow hall. Other than that, they, for the most part, do not have direct access to the warden and certainly not at their convenience. Certainly shouldn't. And why would the warden have this cushy personal relationship? with [00:03:42] one of the most notorious and horrendous people in American history. I am not asking a rhetorical question. I think we should get to the bottom of this and I think it's super weird that so few people are trying. What do you think? Yeah, he's definitely gonna partner. He's definitely [00:04:00] gonna do it. They got this. mean, it's just, it's unbelievable. oh You know, Ghislaine Maxwell, the things that she's guilty of, it's not like a spectrum that anybody might find themselves doing. She didn't grow up poor, so she's not committing crimes of poverty. [00:04:20] This was a lifestyle choice that she made, and it was very sophisticated. This is what she did for a living, basically. oh She ain't never needed for no money. ah And just, mean, how much dirt does she have on who? I mean, they gotta be protecting people who haven't been [00:04:39] put on blast or something, cuz it's not like she's gonna physically harm anybody in that prison. uh But also, I think this just goes to show how deep her and Epstein and people like that are intertwined with governments all over the world. They're intertwined with [00:04:56] some of the most powerful people who are alive today. Otherwise, she just wouldn't be getting this kind of treatment. These people know her as like, this princess goddess who fell from grace, but ah she fell on hard times. We're gonna cut her some slack. She's friends with [00:05:13] these people. People loved Jeffrey Epstein, or at least liked him. Otherwise, they wouldn't have dealt with him the way that they did. So this is a huge indictment on just the leadership period in this country. Yeah, and look, I'm glad that- came out and provided this information. [00:05:29] It takes that sort of additional like new set of information to get it back into the new cycle. We should be talking about Gila Max. We should be talking about Jeffrey Epstein. We should be talking about how there's still no justice for the survivors. There's a lot of terrible things going on, but we gotta remember that this is one of the biggest crimes that [00:05:46] was committed basically out in plain sight is being covered up in plain sight. And we should not rest until there's justice.