Jen Shah on Maxwell: 'No Remorse'

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Jinsha, the former Real Housewives of Salt Lake City star, just dropped her first

interview since getting out of prison and she spilled on crossing, passed with Glean

Maxwell at a low-security spot in Texas.

The 52-year-old kept her distance from the 64-year-old socialite, calling out Maxwell's

total lack of remorse for her sex trafficking, victims.

Shah got released from federal prison camp Brian last December after serving two years,

nine months and 23 days for running a telemarketing.

Scam that ripped off vulnerable folks, including a lot of elderly people from 2012 to 2021.

In the chat with people magazine, she owned up, saying she's deeply sorry for the hurt

she caused.

What Rob Shah wrong was seeing Maxwell watch TV interviews with some of the young girls

she groomed for Jeffrey Epstein, acting like it was.

Nothing.

That cold vibe didn't sit right, especially since Maxwell got convicted in 2021 for recruiting

underage girls for abuse between 19, 94 and 2004, landing her a 20-year sentence.

Maxwell got moved to that Texas camp from Florida just weeks after a Department of Justice

Meeting last August.

She's fighting her conviction, claiming in a recent petition that prosecutors cut deals

with Epstein's other buddies while targeting her for political reasons.

Attorney General Pam Bondi didn't hold back either, saying last February, she hopes Maxwell

dies behind bars and mid-questions on the Epstein files.

Shah's story shines a light on prison dynamics and accountability that lingers long after

the bars close.