Jeffrey Epstein's associate was serving a 20-year sentence for sex trafficking in a low security Tallahassee prison but was moved on Thursday to the minimum security Federal Prison Camp Bryan in southeast Texas, The New York Sun first reported. 

The move was immediately slammed by Epstein's victims and their families.

'This is the justice system failing victims right before our eyes,' thundered sisters Annie and Maria Farmer and members of Virginia Giuffre's family in a statement obtained by Daily Mail.

'Ghislaine Maxwell is a sexual predator who physically assaulted minor children on multiple occasions, and she should never be shown any leniency. 

'Yet, without any notification to the Maxwell victims, the government overnight has moved Maxwell to a minimum security luxury prison in Texas.'

Maxwell's lawyer David Oscar Markus confirmed to Daily Mail that she was moved from the Tallahassee prison on Thursday. 

The 63-year-old convicted sex trafficker reportedly spent some time in a federal prison in Oakdale, Louisiana before going on to the Texas facility.

The disgraced British socialite is now in the same prison as Theranos scammer Elizabeth Holmes and former Real Housewife of Salt Lake City Jen Shah. 

Maxwell's new home mostly holds white-collar criminals and only female inmates.

She will now be able to purchase beauty and leisure items from the commissary, including make-up and crochet and sewing kits.

Prison consultant Justin Paperny told Daily Mail he had never seen anyone convicted of a sex offense serve time in a minimum security prison. Tallahassee is rated low security.

'She was in a low security prison, that looks like prisons on TV or in the movies. You're fenced in, razor wire, women serving typically 10 years or longer, more violent crime, sexual offences,' he said. 

'A camp is different and when you go to a place like Bryan, you feel like Disneyland.

'She will feel incredibly free. There is a very low staff to prisoner ratio and camps like Bryan, no fences or barbed wire.