Gisline Maxwell Not quite sure Jeffrey Epstein He died of suicide.
Maxwell (, 1), on Friday, August 22, participated in several rounds of testimony published by the judiciary (DOJ) and discussed Epstein throughout the whole More than 300 pages of recordingThe
At one point during the conversation with him Deputy Attorney General Todd BlanchMaxwell claims that Epstein, who died in his prison in August 2019, probably died because of "internal situation".
"In prison, wherever I am, they will kill you, or they will pay - someone can pay you a prisoner for killing you with a $ 25 worth of commasies," Maxwell tells BlanchThe "It's about the running rate for a hit with a lock today"
The names of dozens of public names related to the accused sexually offender Jeffrey Epstain have been unsuccessful. Federal judge Loretta at. The first one was released on Wednesday, January 3, following the December 18th judgment, the first one to be expected as multiple batch documents in the New York Federal Court. The documents were initially filed (…)
Maxwell also acknowledged that it was "possible" that someone outside the prison wanted Epstein dead. "But I don't know about any of the reasons, and I don't believe in Blackmail or any of it, I don't think that Epstein was hit like this," he explained. "If it was truely murder I believe it was an internal situation."
He claimed that if anyone wanted to kill Epstein, they could have done so before being sent to jail on July 28. "And if they were concerned about Blackmail or something from him, he would have become a very easy goal."
Epstein was arrested in 2019 for sex trafficking in Florida and New York minors in 2019. A medical examiner ruled that he died of suicide that summer.
In 2022, Maxwell was sentenced to 20 years imprisonment for a conspiracy to torture minors with Epstein.
The US Attorney Damian Williams said in the DOJ statement, "Today's sentence is responsible for Gesine Maxwell to commit a heinous crime against children." "This sentence sends a view to a strong message that is not in the law of the law and it is not too late for justice. We are again grateful for their courage to the victims of Epstein and Maxwell, to testify and share their stories as part of today's sending."
Maxwell is currently imprisoned Thernoos puts the founder of the same lower-protection establishment in Texas Elizabeth Homes And Saltlake City Real Housewives Anecdote Jane ShahThe Holmes is currently working on a five -year imprisonment for fraud and Shah is sentenced to six and a half years for the cable fraud.
Maxwell was transferred to Texas facility after meeting Blanch. He also mentions through his attorney that he would agree to testify about the crime of him and Epsstain if he granted immunity from him President Donald TrumpThe
"Okay, I was allowed to forgive him, but I - no one came to me with it. No one asked me about it," The President told reporters In July "It is in the news about it, but now, it would be inappropriate to talk about it."
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