Ghislaine Maxwell Provides Details on 100 Individuals in DOJ Interview

Ghislaine Maxwell, currently serving a 20-year sentence for sex trafficking related to her role with Jeffrey Epstein, recently completed extensive interviews with Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche of the U.S. Department of Justice. During these sessions, Maxwell answered questions about approximately 100 individuals, providing information truthfully and without invoking any legal privileges, according to her lawyer David Oscar Markus. Maxwell was reportedly offered limited immunity to encourage full disclosure about others who may have committed crimes. President Donald Trump acknowledged his power to pardon Maxwell but has not committed to doing so, while the investigation continues to generate significant public and media attention due to Epstein's connections with influential figures, including Trump himself. Maxwell's cooperation is seen as potentially pivotal in uncovering additional details about Epstein's criminal network and those involved. The situation remains politically sensitive, with Maxwell's disclosures possibly impacting various high-profile individuals.