Ghislaine Maxwell holds mysterious box as she returned to Florida prison after meeting with Trump’s DOJ

Ghislaine Maxwell was seen carrying a mysterious box back into her Florida prison after meeting with a top Justice Department official on Thursday.

The 63-year-old convict was transported in a white sedan back to a gate at the FCI Tallahassee complex where she’s been serving her 20-year prison sentence for sex trafficking young girls to Jeffrey Epstein, according to drone footage captured by WCTV.

The disgraced British socialite, wearing all brown, was handcuffed in the front and led through a barbed-wire-laced fenced-in area in front of the prison.

One officer carried the bin behind Maxwell as she was escorted back inside.

Maxwell and the two guards remained outside the brick building for nearly two minutes before the doors opened.

The former girlfriend of the late sex offender was uncuffed and walked inside, carrying the box with her.

Maxwell had been outside the prison walls for hours as she and her lawyer met with Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche inside the US Attorney’s Office in Tallahassee earlier Thursday, sources familiar with the matter told The Post.

“Today, I met with Ghislaine Maxwell, and I will continue my interview of her tomorrow. The Department of Justice will share additional information about what we learned at the appropriate time,” Blanche wrote on X.

Maxwell reportedly answered the DOJ’s questions “honestly,” Blanche, formerly President Trump’s defense lawyer, said.

Topics of discussion weren’t released, but Maxwell’s attorney Oscar Markus alluded to discussion of the classified Epstein files.

“We are grateful that the government is trying to uncover the truth. They have never before spoken with her and we trust the process,” Oscar Markus wrote on X.

Maxwell is locked up in the Sunshine State after a Manhattan grand jury found her guilty of grooming young girls as she served as Epstein’s right-hand woman.

Blanche announced he was setting up the meeting with Maxwell to see if she would be willing to reveal more to the feds about the late sex offender amid a renewed outcry for more information on Epstein.

The DOJ doesn’t view Maxwell as a trustworthy person looking to exchange information for a commutation or pardon.

Former federal prosecutors claimed Thursday’s meeting was highly unusual.

“If Todd Blanche, now running the DOJ and formerly Trump’s personal lawyer, is personally meeting with Ghislaine Maxwell in prison, it suggests something far outside the norm,” said Duncan Levin, a former Brooklyn federal prosecutor turned defense lawyer.