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DOJ Releases Maxwell Interview Transcripts as She Denies 'Client List' and Misconduct by Trump

The department is now sending redacted Epstein investigation records to House Oversight for potential public release.

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Overview

  • Transcripts and audio from two July interviews of Ghislaine Maxwell by Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche were published Friday after she spoke under limited immunity.
  • Maxwell said she never saw President Trump behave inappropriately, rejected the idea of an Epstein "client list," and disputed claims involving Prince Andrew, calling a well-known photo "a fake photo."
  • She said she does not believe Epstein died by suicide but called outside-murder theories "ludicrous," pointing instead to failures within the jail system.
  • The Justice Department has begun transferring Epstein case materials to the House Oversight Committee, which says it plans to release documents after removing victims’ identifying information.
  • Maxwell was moved shortly after the interviews to a minimum-security prison camp in Texas, is pursuing a Supreme Court appeal, and is reported to welcome executive clemency as political reactions to her statements intensify.