Overview
- Maxwell told Justice Department officials she never saw President Trump behave inappropriately and did not witness him in massage settings or at Epstein’s home.
- She denied any knowledge of an “Epstein client list” or a blackmail scheme and described large payments from Epstein as loans.
- The DOJ published both the two-day interview transcript and audio and said Maxwell received limited immunity for the session with no other promises.
- Following the late-July interview with Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche, Maxwell was transferred to a lower-security federal facility in Texas without a stated reason.
- The department began sending thousands of pages of Epstein-related records to the House Oversight Committee, which says it will try to share materials publicly after redacting victims’ names.