Epstein Records Sent to Congress: Ghislaine Maxwell Interview Transcripts Released

Epstein Case Files Sent to Congress

• 🏛️ The Department of Justice has sent the first wave of Jeffrey Epstein case files to the House Oversight Committee.
• 📄 This release follows a two-day interview conducted by Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanch with Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell.

Ghislaine Maxwell's Interview Insights

• 🗣️ Maxwell provided extensive details about her involvement with Jeffrey Epstein, though she alluded to the absence of an incriminating client list.
• 🚫 She stated she never witnessed President Trump in any inappropriate setting and described him as a gentleman.
• ❓ Regarding former President Bill Clinton, Maxwell claimed she did not know if he had received a massage.

Public Release of Documents

• 🔍 The House Oversight Committee subpoenaed these documents and received a portion of the files, totaling approximately 34,000 pages.
• 📝 A committee spokesperson indicated that a thorough review will be conducted, including the redaction of sensitive information, before public release.
• 🎧 The released materials include audio recordings and transcripts from Maxwell's interview, alongside other Epstein investigation documents.