FBI located Ghislaine Maxwell by tracking her cellphone data…

• A newly unsealed affidavit reveals how authorities tracked down Jeffrey Epstein’s alleged madam to her New Hampshire hideaway
• It was filed by an FBI agent on July 1, the day before Maxwell’s arrest, as part of an application for a search warrant, seen by the Daily Beast
• It shows authorities first obtained a warrant in New York to access GPS and historical cell site data for Maxwell, 58 
• This narrowed down their search to a one square mile radius in New Hampshire
• The net then closed in when the FBI obtained another warrant to use a ‘stingray’ device to send and receive signals from nearby cellphones
• This enabled authorities to capture both a phone’s location and details of its registered user, leading investigators to the $1 million estate 
• Feds swooped on her home in Bradford, New Hampshire, aptly named Tuckedaway, on July 2
• Maxwell is now behind bars in Brooklyn awaiting trial on charges of procuring girls as young as 14 for convicted pedophile Epstein between 1994 and 1997

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