US Justice Dept asks Maxwell to speak to prosecutors

The US Department of Justice asked the lawyer Jeffrey Epstein Associate Ghislaine Maxwell whether he would be willing to talk to prosecutors, and Deputy Chief Public Prosecutor Todd Blanche said he was waiting for him to meet him in the coming days.

The decision to request a meeting with Maxwell faced the pressure of release of Epstein’s release of Epstein in a prison cell in 2019, one of the supporters of US President Pam Bondi’s US President Donald Trump, and the trial on the accusations related to gender traffic.

“President Trump told us to publish all reliable evidence.” Blanche said in a statement published on X.

Maxwell’s “if there is information about everyone who committed a crime against the victims, FBI and Doj will hear what they say,” he added.

Blanche said he was in contact with Maxwell’s lawyers to see if he wanted to talk to prosecutors.

“I am waiting to meet with Mrs. Maxwell in the coming days.”

Maxwell’s lawyer David Oscar Markus accepted the theme.

Markus, “We can make negotiations with the government and Ghislaine will always express the correct expression. In this case, we are grateful to President Trump for the commitment to reveal the truth. We have no other interpretation right now.” He said.

Some of Trump’s most loyal supporters in recent weeks urged to resign after a promised promise that the department would publish additional materials including “numerous names” and “too many flights” in connection with Epstein customers in connection with Epstein customers.

After publishing only a certain number of records that could not just shed light on the case, the department and FBI issued a common note in which Epstein had a long -standing conspiracy theories about Epstein, saying that there was any evidence of blackmail.

Since then, in the direction of Trump, Bondi and Blanche, in 2021, Epstein’s role in the sexual abuse of low girls in the sexual abuse of the Epstein and Maxwell cases, which were sentenced to the permission to reveal the transcripts.

However, law experts, including Alan Dershowitz, one of Epstein’s old layers, said that these transcripts would not include the types of materials sought by Trump’s supporters.

A judge may reject the demand.

In an interview with Fox News Sunday, Dershowitz called on other materials such as interview reports with Epstein’s victims, such as FBI.

In addition, the government called on Maxwell to give immunity to Epstein’s crimes before the Congress.