Jeffrey Epstein co-conspirator and British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell was placed on suicide watch ahead of her sentencing hearing today, stirring up quite a storm of conspiracy theories and memes online.

Maxwell was convicted for helping Epstein entrap and abuse girls for a sex-trafficking ring that allegedly involved many powerful and famous figures in the Western world. She could face up to 30 years in prison. Her lawyers claim that she is not suicidal, despite the prison’s designation.

Her lawyer says she is NOT suicidal and she was placed on suicide watch without a psychological evaluation and "without justification." https://t.co/hnk9VrpgPw

— Samantha Marika (@samanthamarika1) June 26, 2022

The placement of Maxwell on suicide watch reminded many of what happened to Epstein in 2019. The child molester and financier died a month after entering government custody, reportedly by suicide. Many online, however, believe that Epstein did not kill himself and that clients of the sex-trafficking ring arranged his murder in order to avoid the release of incriminating evidence. This same group of people is now troubled by Maxwell’s placement on suicide watch.

Ghislaine Maxwell is on suicide watch a a Brooklyn jail tonight. This sounds very similar to what happened to Epstein. I smell another mysterious death in the works. Got some really big names to keep quiet about. Ghislaine is expendable to these people.

— Citizen John (@JohnGor19801107) June 26, 2022

Ghislaine Maxwell when the red light on her jail cell camera stops blinking pic.twitter.com/lCYr54fp7V

— DeShawn (@6xGawd) June 26, 2022

While claims that Epstein was murdered remain unproven, high-profile figures like Bill de Blasio and Rudy Giuliani have expressed doubt about the reported circumstances of his death.

On Twitter and other social media platforms, users speculate that the British royal family, the Clintons, the Trumps, and countless other alleged clients of Epstein’s sex-trafficking ring may be responsible for his death. The stories about Epstein’s ring and the conspiracy theories surrounding it seem to tie into broader concerns about the violence done by powerful people and institutions to the world’s most vulnerable.

Ghislaine Maxwell was found guilty of sex trafficking children. A judge refuses to release the list of who she sold them to. Now she is on suicide watch. Until the list is released, there’s only one conclusion.. all of them are on it.. every *Bill*ionaire, prince and politician.

— Pelham (@Resist_05) June 26, 2022

ghislaine maxwell is trending so im tweeting this image again pic.twitter.com/fqF5ZBv0Hv

— celeste🏳️‍⚧️ (@selfiefox) June 28, 2022

I appreciate I'm not breaking new ground with this tweet but how can
Ghislaine Maxwell get 30+ years for rounding young girls up but the regular party goers/abusers remain protected.

It's a fucked up world.

Hope she chooses to shout from the rooftops before her cell is locked. pic.twitter.com/0VaCIT9llv

— Dyslexic_aDve (@Number_trois) June 23, 2022

Many pointed out that Maxwell’s client list has not been published, and the people she allegedly trafficked children to have not faced consequences.

I don’t want to live in a society that demands every detail of the Amber Heard Johnny Depp case but is somehow content without a single name from the Ghislaine Maxwell client list.

— Blaire White (@MsBlaireWhite) June 28, 2022

Ghislaine Maxwell could not have sold women and girls for sex without wealthy men buying women and girls for sex. I feel like more people should mention that.

— Andrea Junker (@Strandjunker) June 28, 2022

Until the someone is charged or Ghislaine Maxwell's client list released, we can come to one assumption -- every single one of these people who refuses to release it -- is in on it. pic.twitter.com/YbXWlLzb4o

— Matt Agorist (@MattAgorist) June 23, 2022