Ghislaine Maxwell demands immunity before testifying to Congress | Ghislaine Maxwell
According to a new letter sent to the Assembly supervisor committee on Tuesday, Ghislaine Maxwell, a convicted sex smugglers and Jeffrey Epstein’s partner, is willing to testify before the Congress, but only if certain conditions, including immunity, are met.
Last week, Maxwell, the Court of State Assembly, who was currently sentenced to 20 years of imprisonment, is about to testify in a federal prison in Florida, where he is currently in custody next month.
But a new letter On Tuesday, he addressed James Comer, a republican chairman of the Assembly Committee, Maxwell’s lawyer David Markus said Maxwell was willing to testify, but he was “non -starting” to testify from prison and without immune grant ”.
Markus wrote that his first reactions to the court celbine will launch the fifth amendment rights of Maxwell and the decline to testify right now ”.
“As you know, Mrs Maxwell, both in a petition waiting in front of the US Supreme Court and a future Habeas petition continues to relax after conviction,” he wrote. “Now any testimony he has provided may endanger his constitutional rights, prejudice his legal claims and potentially stain a future jury pool.”
However, in the following paragraph, he says: “However, after further reflection, we want to find a way to cooperate with the congress if a fair and safe way can be identified.
The conditions in the letter include a “official immunity” grant in which the interview is not realized in the correction facility, and that the committee’s questions are given to him in advance and the accumulation of the savuk Supreme Court petition and the upcoming Habeas petition could not be planned after ”.
“Miss Maxwell cannot risk exposure to exposure in an environment politically accused without official immunity,” the letter says.
In the letter, Maxwell’s lawyer said that if the demands are not met, Maxwell would have laştı other options than calling the fifth change rights ”.
In the afternoon of Tuesday, the Surveillance Committee spokesman said that the committee would “respond to Maxwell’s lawyer soon, but will not think of giving the congress immunity for his testimony.”
On Tuesday, at the end of Maxwell’s lawyer’s letter, his lawyer made an objection to the brutality.
“Of course, as an alternative, Maxwell would have been willing and willingly and willingly and honestly testify before the Congress on the DC, if Mrs. Maxwell would have been going to buy. “Welcomes the opportunity to share
Eliminating many misconceptions and inaccuracies
He disturbed this case from the beginning. “
Last week, the Ministry of Justice officials met with Maxwell for two days due to the increase in the pressure of the Trump administration on the Epstein case.
At the beginning of this month, despite the previous promises of the Ministry of Justice, Trump and US Chief Public Prosecutor Pam Bondi, he received a bilateral reaction, including some Trump supporters, after he announced that he would not publish more documents than the Epstein case.
