Ghislaine Maxwell Details 1990s RFK Jr., Epstein Dinosaur Fossil Trip

Newly released Department of Justice transcripts reveal Ghislaine Maxwell's account of a 1993 trip to hunt dinosaur fossils in the Dakotas with Jeffrey Epstein and Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the current Health and Human Services Secretary. Maxwell, who is serving a 20-year sentence for conspiring with Epstein, described her longstanding friendship with Kennedy's late wife, Mary Richardson Kennedy, which connected her socially to Kennedy himself. She stated that while she knew Kennedy and Epstein went on the trip together, she had no personal knowledge of any ongoing contact between Kennedy and Epstein beyond that. Maxwell also remarked that she never saw anything inappropriate involving Kennedy, contrasting with Epstein's widely reported criminal behavior. Kennedy has publicly acknowledged flying on Epstein's jet twice in the 1990s, including for the fossil hunting expedition, citing the friendship between his then-wife and Maxwell. These revelations have added new dimensions to Epstein's network and the high-profile figures connected to him, raising fresh questions about the breadth of his social and political ties.