The ex -partner of the financier Epstein said it in an interview made by the US justice. He also denied a closeness with President Donald Trump.
The socialite, and ex -partner of the financier Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine MaxwellHe said that “there is” the so -called man’s list of customers, linked to a plot of sex trafficking. He said it in conversation with US officials and also denied a proximity between the businessman and the president of USA, Donald Trump.
Maxwell was interviewed in July and, according to the published transcription, said he did not witness any inappropriate behavior by the Trump or the former president Bill Clintonboth linked to the financier. Currently, the woman is looking for the pardon of the American president and was accused of lying to federal officials. Meanwhile, he turns a 20 -year sentence for sex trafficking and asked the US Supreme Court to cancel his sentence.
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What revealed Maxwell’s transcription
In the interview, Attorney General Todd Blanche asked Maxwell about the Alleged “customer list” of high profile personalities that became the object of conspiracy theories in recent years.
Among the people consulted, figures known as Bill Gates, Elon Muskthe former Israeli minister Ehud Barakthe Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr, Kevin Spacey, Naomi Campbell and Prince Andrés, whom he denied having presented Epstein.
“There is no list”, Maxwell said. In the 300 pages of transcripts, in addition, the woman said she believed that Trump and Epstein were “in social environments”, further not close and added: “In fact, I never saw the president in any kind of massage. He never had inappropriate relationships with anyone.”
He also said he did not remember that Trump had sent Epstein a note for his 50th birthday in 2003, which generated recent headlines after the Wall Street Journal reported the note.
The US House of Representatives will release files from the Epstein case “as quickly as possible”
The USA Chamber of Representatives will disseminate files in the case investigating the deceased financier Jeffrey Epstein, involved in a cause of sex trafficking network. In addition, they stressed that they want to be careful with the victims.
The president of Supervision Committee of the House of Representatives, James Eathe said that Your “objective” is to quickly disseminate the files related to Epstein once the Department of Justice begins to deliver them on Friday, but stressed that They want to be careful not to do anything that can damage the victims.
“We are going to review them and we will work as fast as we can. This is delicate information,” he said in his dialogue with the press, CNN said.
Source: Ambito
