Video Footage Shows Mansion Where Ghislaine Maxwell Was Hiding Out

A boulder inscribed with "Tucked Away" sits beside a road going to an estate where Ghislaine Maxwell was taken into custody, in Bradford, N.H., on July 2, 2020. Steven Senne/AP Photo

Drone video footage shows the mansion in New Hampshire that Ghislaine Maxwell—a longtime associate of deceased sex offender Jeffrey Epstein—used while in “hiding” since Epstein’s arrest, according to federal authorities.

The 156-acre property sits in Bradford, a small town of under 2,000 residents in the southeastern portion of the state.