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Deputy AG will meet with Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell, Bondi says

Attorney General Pam Bondi said on Monday that Deputy Lawyer Todd Blanche would meet Ghislaine Maxwell. Prisoner Sex Criminal Partner Jeffrey Epstein, “in the coming days”.

“President Trump told us to release all reliable evidence. He said. expression By Bondi X.

Andrew Caballero -Reynolds/AFP Getty Images, File – Photo: Attorney General Pam Bondi and Deputy Chief Public Prosecutor Todd Blanche President Donald Trump, 27 June, talk at a press conference in the White House’s Brady Briefing Room.

Blanche also said that on July 6, the joint statement from the Ministry of Justice and the FBI would not publish any additional. files In Epstein and Epstein determined that there is no “customer list” – “remains as true as it is written today.”

“In other words, in the last comprehensive examination of the files carried out by the FBI in the Epstein case, no evidence has emerged that could foresee an investigation against uncharged third parties.” He said.

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Authority, “So far, on behalf of the department, no administration, the government has not asked to meet” he added.

The expression called Maxwell to witness Maxwell about his relationship with Epstein and actively opposed Maxwell’s efforts to object to conspiracy and aid conviction in sexual abuse of Epstein and non -disregarding girls.

John Rinchillo/AP, File - Photo: Audrey Strauss, for the southern region of New York, the US lawyer, Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell'in a photo.

John Rinchillo/AP, File – Photo: Audrey Strauss, for the southern region of New York, the US lawyer, Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell’in a photo.

David Oscar Markus, Maxwell’s appeal consultant, confirmed that they met with the government to ABC News.

“I can verify that we are in talks with the government and that Ghislaine will always testify correctly,” Markus said. He said. He continued: “In this case, we are grateful to President Trump for his commitment to reveal the truth.”

Maxwell was convicted of sex smuggling and other charges and was sentenced to 20 years in prison in 2022.

Last week, President Donald Trump ordered Doj to “release all the big jury statements about Jeffrey Epstein, subject to court approval.”

In the file signed by Doj, Bondi and Blanche, the court “Epstein and [Ghislaine] Maxwell cases are described as a matter of public interest, release the large jury transcripts and remove pre -existing protective orders. “

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