Ghislaine Maxwell Takes Prison Literacy Test For A $1.24 An Hour Call Center Job Cut Rate Internet TV

Sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell is set to take a literacy test in her Florida prison as she tries to get a call center job that will earn her $1.24 an hour while selling internet, TV and phone services at discounted prices to callers.

The disgraced socialite, 61, is serving a 20-year sentence for procuring girls for her late pedophile lover Jeffrey Epstein to degrade and abuse.

If she passes the test, Maxwell will be able to spend part of her time working for a telecommunications company that outsources part of her call center work to the Florida prison where she is currently being held.

She will earn three times as much in her new role as she currently does in the jail’s law library, but the money will do little to dent the $750,000 fine the trial judge imposed on her.

An informant said Mirror that many of the inmates at the FCI Tallahassee women’s prison in Florida work in the call center.

“The girls have been joking if you change jobs, callers will think they called Buckingham Palace with your fancy accent. Being on the phones allows the girls to get in touch with the outside world. Some find it a lifesaver,” the source explained.

The customers on the other end of the phone are unaware that they are, in fact, talking to a convicted felon, be it a drug dealer, armed robber, mass murderer or child trafficker.

Maxwell will appear in a television interview on Monday.

The announcer Jeremy Kyle revealed that he conducted an interview with the heiress from his cell.

Announcing the show, called ‘Ghislaine Behind Bars’, Kyle told viewers: ‘Maxwell lifts the lid on Epstein, Prince Andrew and even our late Queen. This is Ghislaine Maxwell behind bars and in her own words.’

It also comes after it emerged that Maxwell, the daughter of disgraced tycoon Robert Maxwell, is hosting etiquette classes for inmates at the jail.

Maxwell has preached to inmates about women’s empowerment and the need to ‘uphold high moral standards’ in twice weekly sessions for up to 40 female prisoners.

A notice posted inside the Federal Correctional Institution, in Tallahassee, read: “Taught by Ms. Maxwell, this course teaches the three principles of etiquette, focusing on respect, consideration, and honesty.”

Oxford-educated Maxwell also talks about emulating powerful female figures, citing her former friend Hillary Clinton’s presidential bid as an example of how women can “break through the glass ceiling.”

The course also counts toward the First Step Law, which means that inmates, including drug dealers, white-collar criminals, and convicted murderers, can reduce their sentence by up to 15 days by attending.

It has proven so popular that Maxwell offers classes in both English and Spanish with the help of a Colombian inmate who acts as a translator for the prison’s sizable Hispanic population.

“It’s less about balancing books on heads and being like a lady, and more about having self-confidence: how to behave and speak professionally, the secrets to success in the corporate world, that sort of thing,” she said. a fountain.

‘Miss Maxwell’s message is, so what if you’re a woman and a convicted felon, aren’t you a second-class citizen? He is an unlikely role model, but he is very passionate about this.

Maxwell’s course ran from December 5 to 30 and prison authorities have approved a second round of lessons to start soon, a source added.

Meanwhile, Maxwell, prisoner 02879-509 but nicknamed Max by incarcerated friends, has been teaching a yoga class and working in the prison library, helping the 755 women in the population choose books.

He has daily access to a 400-meter running track where he runs regularly.

Maxwell was convicted in December 2021 on five counts of grooming a minor for confidant Epstein, who hanged himself in 2019.

After two years locked up at the fortress-like Metropolitan Detention Center in New York, where she complained of maggot-infested meals and inhumane treatment, Maxwell was expected to serve her sentence at the Federal Correctional Institute (FCI) Danbury, the prison from Connecticut that inspired Orange. he is the New Black.

But without any explanation, she was instead shipped 1,000 miles south in late July to the Sunshine State, where Epstein abused many of his victims at his Palm Beach mansion.

FCI Tallahassee, Maxwell’s possible home until at least July 17, 2037, is surrounded by a maze of 30-foot fences and cameras. But the elegant red brick building behind the jagged coils of barbed wire looks more like a school or university campus.

Prior to his arrest in 2019, Maxwell’s long list of jet-setting socialite friends included the UK’s disgraced Prince Andrew and former President Bill Clinton.

Maxwell was convicted of sex trafficking of a minor, transporting a minor with the intent to engage in criminal sexual activity and three counts of conspiracy after a federal trial in New York heard that she lured girls as young as 14 to Epstein. .

Maxwell expressed remorse as he was handed a 240-month sentence, telling his victims, “I hope my conviction and harsh imprisonment bring you closure.”

However, Maxwell has since appealed his conviction and sentence. His spokeswoman said: “Her spirits are holding up well, as you would expect from an innocent woman.”