The Supreme Court got it right this week by refusing to hear Ghislaine Maxwell’s appeal. This woman, a known partner of the monster Jeffrey Epstein, wanted to wipe away her conviction for sex trafficking and abusing minors. She tried to hide behind a deal Epstein made back in 2008, claiming it should protect her too. But the justices said no, and thank God they did.

Maxwell’s lawyers argued that a non-prosecution agreement from years ago should cover her as well. That deal was made by former U.S. Attorney Alex Acosta when he cut Epstein a sweetheart plea deal. Epstein, a wealthy predator with powerful friends, served just 13 months in a county jail—most of it on work release. That was a disgraceful slap on the wrist for a man who destroyed so many lives. And now Maxwell wanted to ride on his coattails and get away with her crimes too.

But the Constitution doesn’t give criminals a free pass just because a corrupt deal was made in the past. Justice is supposed to mean something in this country. And the Supreme Court, by refusing to take her case, let the lower court’s ruling stand. That means Ghislaine Maxwell stays where she belongs—behind bars.

Let’s be clear: Maxwell wasn’t just some bystander. She helped Epstein find and groom young girls. She played a central role in the wicked operation that hurt countless innocent victims. The idea that she should go free because of a backroom deal made over 15 years ago is outrageous. That deal, by the way, was later ruled illegal because the victims were never even told about it. That alone should disqualify it from protecting anyone else.

Maxwell’s legal team made a last-ditch effort to get the Supreme Court to take her side. They said that when the government makes a promise, it should stick to it. But here’s the thing: that promise never included Maxwell. She’s trying to twist the law to save herself. That’s not justice—that’s manipulation.

What’s even more shocking is that her lawyers also sent a letter to Congress asking for immunity if she testified. They wanted to see the questions ahead of time. They even asked President Trump to step in and grant her clemency. That’s not how our justice system works. Criminals don’t get to set the rules. They don’t get to ask for special treatment just because they’re afraid of what the truth might expose.

This case is a reminder of how deep corruption can go. For years, powerful elites like Epstein and Maxwell operated in the shadows, protected by money, influence, and silence. But now the tide is turning. The American people are demanding truth and accountability. And our courts—at least in this case—did what was right.

We must continue to shine the light on these dark corners of power. There are still questions that need answers. Who else was involved in Epstein’s operation? Why haven’t more people been charged? What are they hiding? The truth must come out, no matter how high it goes.

In the end, this Supreme Court decision isn’t just about Ghislaine Maxwell. It’s a message that justice can still be served, even when the powerful try to escape it. It’s a win for the victims, for the rule of law, and for the American people who believe that no one is above the law.

Let this be a warning to anyone who thinks they can abuse the innocent and walk away clean. The American people are watching, and we will not back down. We are a nation founded on truth, justice, and liberty—and we will fight to protect those values every single day.