This is not a person but a misidentified entity reference. 'Ghislaine Maxwell Triggerfish' refers to FBI surveillance warrants using Triggerfish technology (cell-site simulators/IMSI catchers) to locate Ghislaine Maxwell before her July 2020 arrest in Bradford, New Hampshire.

All four mentions are from December 2020 FBI/DOJ email correspondence discussing whether to extend the seal on the District of New Hampshire (DNH) Triggerfish warrant. The FBI used this surveillance technology to pinpoint Maxwell's exact location at her remote 156-acre property by forcing her cell phone (registered under 'G Max') to reveal its GPS coordinates. These documents represent post-arrest administrative communications about maintaining the warrant's confidentiality.

Key Highlights

• •Not an actual person - this is a Named Entity Recognition (NER) extraction error combining 'Ghislaine Maxwell' with 'Triggerfish' surveillance technology
• •The FBI obtained a Triggerfish warrant in New Hampshire allowing them to use cell-site simulators to locate Maxwell's phone in July 2020
• •December 2020 emails show prosecutors coordinating whether to extend the seal on this warrant, months after Maxwell's arrest
• •During her arrest, FBI agents found a cellphone wrapped in tin foil on her desk - an unsuccessful attempt to evade this exact type of electronic surveillance

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