As demands<\/a> for President Donald Trump<\/strong> to release the so-called \u201cEpstein Files\u201d<\/a> increase, much has been made<\/a> of the news that Ghislaine Maxwell<\/strong>, Jeffrey Epstein\u2019s longtime confidante and convicted felon, has been moved to a less restrictive prison. Maxwell, who is currently serving a 20-year prison sentence for her role in Epstein\u2019s wide-ranging abuse of teenage girls, had been incarcerated at a Florida facility deemed \u201clow-security,\u201d but was transferred to the minimum-security Bryan Federal Prison Camp in recent weeks. But though some say that Maxwell is undeserving of a cell at the lower-security facility, at least one of her fellow inmates might disagree.<\/p>\n Also serving a sentence at FPC Bryant is disgraced Theranos founder<\/a> Elizabeth Holmes<\/strong>, whose fraud case<\/a> over her company\u2019s non-working medical devices ended in an 11-year sentence<\/a> in 2023. In her first interview from prison, which was published earlier this year<\/a>, she described life in Bryan as \u201chell and torture,\u201d and said that she\u2019s been busy advocating for incarcerated parents and teaching French to fellow inmates. She\u2019s expected to be released on April 3, 2032, as two years of her sentence have already been removed as a reward for good behavior.<\/p>\n