Ghislaine Maxwell has been warned she faces ‘getting the s*** beaten out of her’ in Danbury prison where she is expected to serve her 20-year sentence.
The socialite’s attorneys have requested she serves her sex trafficking term at the minimum-security federal prison in Connecticut that served as the inspiration for Orange is the New Black and previously held Lauryn Hill and Teresa Giudice.
The facility, which houses men’s and women’s prisons, is known as ‘Club Fed’ for its cushy programs for inmates, including a ‘wide variety of hobby craft and music’ as well as circuit training, aerobics and over 50 fitness classes.
But the 60-year-old’s hopes of a smoother ride after a horrific two years in her Brooklyn detention center have been derailed by Jacqueline Polverari, who served less than a year in Danbury for mortgage fraud.
She warned inmates are already preparing for the arrival of the new famous convict and the prison will ‘not be a picnic’ for her, with maggot-ridden food and toilet cleaning duties on top of the fears for her safety.
It also comes after experts warned that Maxwell faces constant surveillance being a high-profile sex criminal, after she reported threats to her life in Brooklyn.
Polveari told the New York Post: ‘She will have a rough six to eight months. I’ve already gotten emails from women who wrote to say that they hear Maxwell will be coming this way.’
