Washington – Ghislaine lawyer Maxwell said that the former partner of the sex offender condemned Jeffrey Epstein had answered “each question” for The two days she met Todd Blanchea senior official of the Ministry of Justice.
“Perhaps he was asked about 100 different people. She answered questions about everyone, and she did not remember anything,” Maxwell’s lawyer David Oscar Markus said on Friday.
“They asked questions about everything, everything you can imagine-everything,” he said.
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Maxwell, who is serving a 20 -year prison sentence for his role by helping the daughters of recruit, bride and abuse for miners, met Thursday and Friday with BlockThe deputy prosecutor general, at the US prosecutor’s office in Tallahassee.
Blanche said Thursday that the Ministry of Justice would share more on what the government had learned at these “appropriate” meetings.
The Trump administration has struggled to deal with the reaction on its management of the Epstein case after several officials, including President Trump, spent years pressure for the publication of more details. But a Recent review of the Ministry of Justice He concluded that Epstein had no “list of customers” and confirmed that he had died by suicide in 2019 in prison, shortly after being charged with federal accusations of sex traffic.
The conclusions have made angry those who pushed the assertions that the files were hidden to protect the alleged list of eminent Epstein customers.
Trump tried to distant himself of Epstein, who was once a friend, and qualified the controversy as “hoax”.
Trump said on Friday that he had not planned to forgive Maxwell.
“This is something I have not thought of,” he told journalists before Power for Scotland. “I am allowed to do it, but it is something that I have not thought of.”
Maxwell’s lawyer said they had asked nothing from the administration in exchange for his testimony, but they would welcome “any help”.
“We have not yet talked to the president or anyone for forgiveness,” he said. “The president this morning said that he had the power to do so. We hope he exercises this power on the right and just.”
Maxwell was assignment garden This week by the Chamber’s supervisory committee, which wants it to testify next month. Markus said they had not made a decision on the advisability of accepting questions.
Ashley Dickey contributed the reports.
