Convicted Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell is back in the spotlight—this time caught on camera re-entering a Florida prison while holding what some are calling a “mystery box.” The footage aired by CNN’s Erin Burnett shows Maxwell following a private session with the Trump-era Justice Department.
According to reports, Maxwell met with Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche earlier that day. The meeting occurred at the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Tallahassee and was reportedly part of an ongoing series of DOJ interviews related to the Epstein investigation.
Shortly after, Maxwell was seen carrying a plain, medium-sized box—contents unknown—while a guard opened a secure door for her. The footage has since sparked speculation online about what the box may contain. Could it hold new evidence? Documents? Or something more personal?
Attorney David Oscar Markus, representing Maxwell, called the session “productive” and stated she “answered every question honestly and will continue to do so.” He did not, however, provide any information regarding the box.
Blanche confirmed via social media that follow-up sessions were scheduled, intensifying speculation that Maxwell may be cooperating in ways not previously made public. It’s unclear what leverage or strategy may be at play, but insiders say DOJ officials are "treating the process with extreme caution due to its explosive nature."
This development comes amid renewed public pressure to release the full Epstein client list—a document rumored to contain names of influential elites and global figures. Maxwell’s ongoing conversations with the DOJ are believed to touch directly on the whereabouts and security of this list.
For now, all eyes remain on the box—and the woman who carried it.