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Ghislaine Maxwell has reportedly found a friend in fellow inmate Narcy Novack.
Novack, who is serving time for the murder of her husband and mother-in-law, is said to be considered a “female don” by other inmates at the Florida prison where she and Maxwell are both being held.
A source told the UK Mirror that Maxwell has “gravitated towards” Novack since she arrived at the prison.
“Because of her length of time inside and the brutality of her crime, she is treated like a female don,” the source said.
The source also claimed that Novack has been “bragging” about her relationship with Maxwell, telling other inmates that the two are “inseparable.”
While it is not clear what kind of relationship the two women have, it seems unlikely that they are simply friends.
Given their shared history of crime and infamy, it is more likely that they are allies of sorts, united in their experience of being incarcerated for their crimes.
Whether or not their relationship will last remains to be seen, but it is clear that, for now, Ghislaine Maxwell has found a friend in Narcy Novack.
Novack is currently serving a life sentence for her involvement in the 2009 murders of her husband, Fort Lauderdale millionaire Ben Novack Jr., and his mother, Bernice.
According to a report on Page Six, Maxwell and Novack have become friends in jail and are often seen talking together. The two women reportedly have a lot in common, including their ages and backgrounds.
Ghislaine will reportedly be able to use her friendship with Narcy as a form of protection while they’re both in jail. However, it’s not clear how long their friendship will last, as they’re both facing a lot of time behind bars.
A victim of Maxwell and Epstein: “In one instance, they took me to Florida, insisted that I stay longer than planned, which caused me to miss work and led to my being fired.
“Seizing on this new vulnerability, they began trafficking me to their friends. By that time, I was trapped. I was assaulted, raped, and trafficked countless times in New York and Florida in three years.
“At one point, I became pregnant (by whom I am unsure) and aborted the baby. Things happened that were so traumatizing that to this day, I’m unable to speak about them; I don’t even have the vocabulary to describe them.”
Narcy Novack, the widow of Ben Novack Jr., was convicted of hiring hit men to carry out the 2009 beating deaths of her husband in New York and her mother-in-law in Florida.
Prosecutors said Narcy Novack wanted her husband dead so she could inherit his fortune and live a life of luxury.
The late Miami architect and developer Harry E. Novack was the son of Harry E. Novack, who created the Fontainebleau hotel in South Beach, a celebrity hangout notorious for its parties in the 1950s and 1960s.
In July 2009, he was beaten to death with dumbbells while sleeping in his bed at a hotel in Rye Brook, New York. His travel company had been managing an Amway convention there.
Bernice Novack was killed in April 2009 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Prosecutors said Narcy Novack hired two men to beat her to death with a fire poker and a wrench.
Narcy Novack faces life in prison when she is sentenced on July 26. Her co-defendant, Miami man Clarence Williams, was convicted of racketeering charges and is awaiting sentencing.
