Jen Shah reveals Ghislaine Maxwell showed ‘no regrets’

Jan Shah Time served in Texas prison with convicted sex trafficker revealed Ghislaine Maxwellreveals Maxwell has “no remorse” for her late boyfriend Jeffrey Epsteinof victims.

“My interaction with her was limited,” real housewives of salt lake city the 52-year-old alum told people In an interview published on Wednesday, April 1, “I chose this. I chose to keep my distance.”

Shah is serving time at the federal prison camp in Blaine, Texas, after pleading guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud in connection with a telemarketing scheme, and Maxwell, 64, a convicted fraudster Elizabeth Holmes Also imprisoned.

Shakes described Maxwell’s “experience” in prison as “very different” than anything she or Holmes, 42, had experienced.

“(Maxwell) was treated very differently there,” Shah said. “I didn’t have a lot of interaction with her… She would come over and talk to us, or I would meet with her… She made it known, at least to Elizabeth and me, that she had no remorse.”

The Bravo star continued, “Again, I obviously don’t know all the details of the case or anything, but we know enough. When (Epstein’s) victims came on television to speak, she (showed) a complete disregard for them. They were pouring their hearts out in front of Congress at the time, pouring out their hearts for (Epstein).”Epstein Files) is released. “

“It makes me uncomfortable to see this kind of behavior and to be so dismissive of it when you see the real victims and what they’ve been through,” Shah added.

Maxwell is Sentenced to 20 years in prison In 2022, she was convicted of conspiracy to entice a minor to travel to engage in unlawful sexual conduct, conspiracy to transport a minor to engage in unlawful sexual conduct, transportation of a minor to engage in unlawful sexual conduct, conspiracy to commit sex trafficking and sex trafficking of a minor. (Maxwell maintained his innocence and publicly appealed to the president Donald Trump To ask for forgiveness. )

Shah insisted that she and Holmes “definitely” chose to distance themselves from Maxwell once they became aware of his alleged ambivalence toward Epstein’s victims. (Epstein committed suicide in August 2019 at the age of 66 after being arrested on federal sex crime charges.)

“I just think the victim should have some level of remorse,” Shah argued. “She made it known – at least to Elizabeth and me – that she had no remorse. She said it straight.”

Shah expressed concern over Maxwell’s alleged preferential treatment in prison, claiming the former socialite was granted privileges not available to other prisoners.

“(Maxwell) was treated very well there. She got things that others didn’t get, like private exercise sessions, special meals, bottled water,” Shah told people. “Everyone witnessed this and I saw it first hand because I worked (in entertainment) so I had to clean things up. I was also asked to provide certain equipment because she was going to work out late at night.”

Shah continued, “You have to go through a process to schedule your legal calls. She doesn’t have to go through the same process.”

In response to Shah’s allegations, a Prison Service spokesman told people Its employees are “committed to maintaining the highest standards of integrity, fairness and professionalism in the operation of its facilities.”

“Staff must treat all inmates fairly and in accordance with law, policy, and institutional security protocols. Any deviation from this standard undermines public trust and the fair administration of justice,” a BOP statement read. “Those who violate this policy will be subject to the full range of disciplinary action, up to and including dismissal from federal office and possible criminal prosecution.”

US Weekly The Prison Service has been contacted for comment.

Shah appears to have a much friendlier relationship with former Theranos CEO Holmes, who was convicted in 2022 of four counts of fraud and conspiracy to defraud investors.

“Lizzie and I are good friends,” Shah told the publication. “As another high-profile inmate, you’re both dealing with something, so you naturally come together in these situations.”

Shah insists she is working to repay the $6.6 million she owes for allegedly defrauding elderly customers in a telemarketing scheme.

“I want to say, I’m sorry, I’m here to accept responsibility and make it part of my mission to make sure people are rewarded through reparations,” she said. “These people deserve to be healed.”

If you or someone you know is a victim of human trafficking, please contact National Human Trafficking Hotline Phone: 1-888-373-7888.