Recent disclosures include 10 hours of jail surveillance footage showing Ghislaine Maxwell in prison, as well as new Epstein investigation files that shed light on her manipulative behavior and role in grooming victims. Maxwell, convicted in 2021 of sex trafficking, is described by accusers as acting 'sweet' but displaying a 'dark side,' with accounts portraying her as a manipulator who acted kindly yet was responsible for grooming and controlling underage girls. Testifying before Congress soon, Maxwell remains a key figure who can potentially name powerful individuals involved in Epstein's network. The newly released files depict Maxwell's use of familiarity and intimidation tactics, her involvement in instructing victims on sexual acts, and her influence over Epstein's victims, often treating them as part of a 'weird sick family.' Maxwell's efforts to challenge her guilty verdict continue, and her recent transfer to a minimum-security prison highlights her ongoing legal battles and the high-profile nature of the case.