Ghislaine Maxwell interview released by Justice Department

A high -level Ministry of Justice official, Sex Criminal Jeffrey Epstein’s criminal partner Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein’s former friend of President Donald Trump in a two -day interview with the newly published transcripts announced on Friday.

Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche “Did you hear that Mr. Epstein or anyone said that President Trump said that he did something inappropriate with masseuses or anybody in your world?” According to transcripts.

“Absolutely never, in any context, Max said Maxwell, during an interview at the Federal Courthouse in Tallahassee, Florida.

“In fact, the president hasn’t seen it in any massage environment, Max Maxwell said after asking Epstein’s visits to SPA in Mar-a-lago, after asking for his current residence in Trump’s town and Palm Beach in Florida.

“I have never witnessed the President in an inappropriate environment. The president was never inappropriate with anyone.” He said. “When I was with him, he was a gentleman in all respects.”

Maxwell also said that Epstein was unaware of his efforts to blackmail people he knew on the interactions of women or girls in orbit.

Maxwell said that Epstein could not remember the details of an album of good wishes compiled for his 50th birthday, and that the presence of Wall Street Journal’s “Observatory” letter sent to Epstein was deceived by Trump’s signature.

Trump refused to send this letter and filed a lawsuit for an insult against his report.

Maxwell said that Blanche did not remember the names of anyone who sent letters and said, “It has been a long time.”

He asked if Trump remembered whether he had sent a note and said, “I don’t.” He said.

“For the benefit of transparency, @thejusticeept publishes the full transcript and sound of my offer,” Blanche said in a social media article on Friday.

Maxwell is sentenced to 20 years in prison for sexual harassment by Epstein.

He served his sentence in a federal prison in Florida. However, after an interview with Blanche, a less restrictive federal lock was transferred to Texas as a movement detonated by the victims of Epstein.

Epstein, who killed himself in a federal prison in New York in 2019 after he was arrested for child sex smuggling.

Maxwell told Blanche that he did not believe in the official findings Epstein committed suicide last month.

Blanche has previously served as a penalty lawyer for Trump in cases that had nothing to do with Epstein.

The Trump administration has been criticized for weeks for the promises of publishing research files about Epstein.

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