The socialite-turned-newly-convicted sex trafficker is currently residing at a New York jail that's been labelled ‘arguably the worst detention centre in America’.
convicted Maxwell of five out of six chargesA date for the 60-year-old’s sentencing has not been set yet but it could be up to as long as 65 years.
And according to experts, the newly convicted sex trafficker has endured ‘the worst of what prison can offer. ‘She’s been in this wretched, dank, cold, filthy detention centre in Brooklyn which has really conditioned her for confinement.
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