Jeffrey Epstein's alleged madam won't be waiting out her trial date in a luxury New York hotel suite.
On Tuesday, Ghislaine Maxwell was ordered held without bail as she awaits a reckoning on charges related to allegedly procuring three girls for Epstein to abuse and participating in the abuse in at least one instance. She's also charged with lying about Epstein's activities in a federal lawsuit.
"The court concludes that Ms. Maxwell poses a substantial risk of flight," said U.S. District Judge Alison J. Nathan in denying Maxwell bail at the conclusion of a two-hour hearing in New York City.
