DOJ released the interview recording recording on Epstein case

The Department of Justice released hours of interview between a top federal prosecutor and Ghislane Maxwell, the only person who was convicted or civilly responsible for a role in Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes.

Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanches, sat in a federal jail in Talhasi with Maxwell, where she was being held till recently. The conditions of the interview gave him limited immunity to further prosecution – until he told a lie.

He said that he never saw President Donald Trump doing anything to “inappropriate with anyone” and shot the claims that former President Bill Clinton traveled to Epstein’s notorious island in the US Virgin Islands and said that Clinton was his friends – not Eptestein.

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Authorities also published audio recording of interview on DOJ website along with hundreds of pages tapes.

Maxwell denied that Epstein had a “client list” and said he did not maintain a store of blackmail material against major colleagues.

“This is a man,” he said. “That’s nothing – they have made it in it. He is not interesting. He is a disgusting boy who has done terrible work for young children.”

This is a man. That is nothing – they made it in it. He is not interesting. He is a disgusting boy who did terrible work for young children.

– Gisline Maxwell on Jeffrey Epstein

She reiterated the previous statements that she did not believe that she had killed herself, and revealed that Epstein told her that she had a heart situation that prevented her from having normal intercourse.

She said that she met Epstein in the early 1990s and started working for her. He said that his sexual relations stopped in 1999.

In an exchange, she told the blanch that she grew up to believe that Epstein was not inside her.

“There were some indications that he would actively ask me to lie or hide things to me, and that he never loved me, and I was not his type,” he said.

In the mid -90s, she said, Epstein started traveling fast with “massage”. According to Epstein’s accused, they used massage as a cover for sex.

“In the early 90s, I don’t remember so much journey with others,” he said. “There will be a massage or a yoga person, but now he started traveling with more, always a massage.”

Around that time, he started a testosterone dose, he said.

“They started doing testosterone, and it changed her character,” she told Blanches. “And I am confident that the 90s began in the late 90s. And I believe the FBI has their medical records and you can see on your medical records.”

In a statement on Twitter, Maxwell’s Attorney David Oscar Marcus alleged that he was only convicted as DOJ needed a sacrifice of a sacrifice after Epstein died in jail.

Marcus wrote, “Gisline Maxwell is innocent and should never have been tried to be very guilty in this case.” “He never participated in sexual abuse against minors, or anyone else or did not participate to anyone else for that case.”

Maxwell is serving a 20 -year prison sentence after being convicted in 2021 to help Epstein Traffic Teen Girls.

He has an ongoing appeal and has indicated that he is ready to sit for an interview with both federal prosecutors and Congress.

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Epstein died in a federal jail cell in 2019, before he faced himself trial. His official cause of death has been committed suicide, a conclusion by his brother.

The release came with a little warning, the federal judges denied the requests of the DOJ to ignore the grand jury content from the criminal cases of Maxwell and Epstein.

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Fox News’ Sara Rampf-Vhitan, Jasmine Behar, Julia Bonvita and Adam Subs contributed to the report.