Maze
Wie boter op zijn hoofd heeft, moet uit de zon bli
Part of the PPS. Pedophile protection squad
Why was Maxwell released….
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He got a Presidential pardon somehow. They do have the airplane tickets where he transported prostitutes across state lines.
QP!
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So now you are saying 'what Epstein and Maxwell did to young girls was not violent in your view because of Hunter Biden'.
Are you sure you want to go with that? That Epstein and Maxwell get a violence pass with you?
QP!
Verified User
So in desperation to defend Trump you are now saying 'pedophilia and prostitution is the same thing'?
Maze
Wie boter op zijn hoofd heeft, moet uit de zon bli
Trump claims Maxwell's transfer to min. security is very common, this is misleading and false. He also states he doesn't want people "hurt by something" in the Epstein files. Oh, sure, he's just concerned about others. No projection there at all.
Trump's claim that Maxwell's transfer "happens a lot" is misleading. Her move to a minimum-security facility is atypical for a registered sex offender and likely involved special processing or an exemption, given the severity of her crimes and the usual BOP placement criteria.
The legal framework, including 18 U.S.C. § 3621(b) and BOP policies, states that such a transfer requires justification that balances public safety and victim rights, which has been been controversially managed in this case.
The transfer without notification to Maxwell's victims, as criticized by the family of Virginia Giuffre, violates aspects of the Crime Victims' Rights Act (18 U.S.C. § 3771), which ensures victims are informed of proceedings related to the offender.
Trump's concern about "people getting hurt" by the Epstein list is suspicious given his own documented associations with Epstein and the ongoing legal battles over the release of related documents.
Trump's concern about the Epstein list being "very unfortunate" and "unfair" to "a lot of people" is suspicious, given his own potential exposure and the ongoing legal battles over document release. It implies a protective stance that could be seen as an attempt to influence or mitigate the impact of potential revelations,
This raises questions about obstruction of justice under 18 U.S.C. § 1503, which prohibits influencing, obstructing, or impeding any official proceeding, and the application of 18 U.S.C. § 2071 regarding public records.
In July, 2024, Trump did a Fox interview where he also said he was worried about the Epstein files "hurting people in that world."
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anonymoose
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Not according to bing, google or grok.
Actually, according to all of them. The prisoners are allowed to leave the "campus" as long as they say where they are going, and get back in time. Golf outings are an option.
Silly
Why?
anonymoose
Classical Liberal
The Bureau of Prisons (BOP) Inmate Locator and general BOP policies indicate that minimum-security camps like FPC Bryan have less restrictive environments than higher-security prisons, but inmates are still confined to the facility except for specific, approved purposes. These may include:
• Work Details: Inmates may participate in supervised work programs, such as community service or facility maintenance, which could involve limited off-site activity under strict supervision.
• Furloughs: BOP allows furloughs for certain purposes (e.g., medical treatment, court appearances, or family emergencies), but these are tightly regulated, require pre-approval, and involve escort or monitoring.
• Release Preparation: Inmates nearing release may participate in programs like home confinement or halfway house placement, but these are not casual outings.
No credible sources, including BOP documentation , confirm that FPC Bryan inmates are permitted to leave for recreational activities like visiting a golf course.
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Inmates at Federal Prison Camp Bryan (FPC Bryan), a minimum-security facility, generally have more freedom of movement than those in higher-security prisons. While they are not completely unrestricted, they can leave the facility for certain activities like work programs.
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Can you understand a huge factor in the equation is the crime or crimes? People who run child sex operations do not get club FED. She was also a perjurer. She is not allowed to get club fed treatment. I read that such a person has never been given Club Fed.
They have a dog training program at CF. She will not be accepted for that. They do not want to be around her either.
No facts to support your claim.
QP!
Verified User
^ that is why
Citation?
Diesel
Well-known member
She sex trafficked little girls to be raped, you sick fucking freak.
Diesel
Well-known member
Still talking about the Publix eggs? You are pathetic and obsessed.