Jeffrey Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell invoked her Fifth Amendment right and refused to answer questions before a US House committee, as her lawyer said she would speak if granted clemency by President Donald Trump. The move has revived debate over presidential pardon powers

Epstein accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell seeks 'clemency' from Trump: What is it? Can she walk free if it is granted?

Ghislaine Maxwell, the longtime associate of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, has filed a new lawsuit seeking to overturn her convictions and be released from prison, according to court records made public on Wednesday (Dec 17). Maxwell, who is serving a 20-year sentence, filed the motion in a Manhattan federal court, claiming that she did not receive a "fair trial". The 63-year-old British socialite was sentenced in 2022 after being found guilty of multiple crimes, including sex trafficking of a minor, for her role in recruiting underage girls for Epstein. Epstein, whose network of abuse spanned years and continents, died in a New York jail cell in 2019 while awaiting trial on federal sex trafficking charges.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/who-is-susie-wiles-all-about-the-chief-of-staff-who-called-trump-alcoholic-personality-in-explosive-vanity-fair-interview-1765957457141">Who is Susie Wiles? All about the Chief of Staff who called Trump ‘alcoholic personality’ in explosive Vanity Fair interview</a><h2>On what basis?</h2>In her latest filing, Maxwell argues that "newly discovered evidence" shows she "did not receive a fair trial by independent jurors coming to Court with an open mind." She claims there was a collusion between prosecutors and her own legal team to conceal evidence, as well as broader prosecutorial misconduct. According to Maxwell, "If the jury had heard of the new evidence of the collusion between the plaintiff's lawyers and the Government to conceal evidence and the prosecutorial misconduct they would not have convicted".Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/luigi-mangione-held-under-constant-watch-guard-tells-court-officials-were-trying-to-avoid-an-epstein-style-scandal-1764653923243">Luigi Mangione placed under constant watch to save him from an 'Epstein-style' end, guard tells court</a>Notably, the filing was submitted by Maxwell herself, rather than through an attorney.According to AFP, motions of this kind are rarely successful. Such petitions are often considered a last-resort option for convicted defendants after appeals have been exhausted, and are routinely dismissed by judges unless clear, compelling evidence emerges.Maxwell’s previous efforts to overturn her conviction have already failed. In October, the US Supreme Court declined to hear her appeal, rejecting the request without issuing an explanation. &nbsp;

Ghislaine Maxwell, serving 20 years for helping Jeffrey Epstein traffic minors, is trying again to walk free. She’s filed a new lawsuit claiming her trial was rigged, jurors were biased, and prosecutors hid evidence. All you need to know.

Ghislaine Maxwell, the longtime associate of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, has filed a new lawsuit seeking to overturn her convictions and be released from prison, according to court records made public on Wednesday (Dec 17). Maxwell, who is serving a 20-year sentence, filed the motion in a Manhattan federal court, claiming that she did not receive a "fair trial". The 63-year-old British socialite was sentenced in 2022 after being found guilty of multiple crimes, including sex trafficking of a minor, for her role in recruiting underage girls for Epstein. Epstein, whose network of abuse spanned years and continents, died in a New York jail cell in 2019 while awaiting trial on federal sex trafficking charges. Also read | Who is Susie Wiles? All about the Chief of Staff who called Trump ‘alcoholic personality’ in explosive Vanity Fair interview On what basis? In her latest filing, Maxwell argues that "newly discovered evidence" shows she "did not receive a fair trial by independent jurors coming to Court with an open mind." She claims there was a collusion between prosecutors and her own legal team to conceal evidence, as well as broader prosecutorial misconduct. According to Maxwell, "If the jury had heard of the new evidence of the collusion between the plaintiff's lawyers and the Government to conceal evidence and the prosecutorial misconduct they would not have convicted". Also read | Luigi Mangione placed under constant watch to save him from an 'Epstein-style' end, guard tells court Notably, the filing was submitted by Maxwell herself, rather than through an attorney. According to AFP, motions of this kind are rarely successful. Such petitions are often considered a last-resort option for convicted defendants after appeals have been exhausted, and are routinely dismissed by judges unless clear, compelling evidence emerges. Maxwell’s previous efforts to overturn her conviction have already failed. In October, the US Supreme Court declined to hear her appeal, rejecting the request without issuing an explanation.

Ghislaine Maxwell, serving 20 years for helping Jeffrey Epstein traffic minors, is trying again to walk free. She’s filed a new lawsuit claiming her trial was rigged, jurors were biased, and prosecutors hid evidence. All you need to know.

‘I didn’t get a fair trial’: Jeffrey Epstein’s ex-associate Ghislaine Maxwell claims ‘collusion’, asks court to free her

The US Department of Justice on Friday (Aug 22) released transcript and audio of Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche's July interview with convicted sex offender Ghislaine Maxwell. According to the tapes, Maxwell claimed that before she met late child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, he had lived in London and was acquainted with prominent individuals, including Princess Diana’s close friend Rosa Monckton and her husband, journalist Dominic Lawson. Maxwell claimed that Epstein once attended a London event organized by Monckton, where he may have met or sat with Princess Diana. She speculated that Diana might have been set up on a date with Epstein.&nbsp;&nbsp;Read More | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/c-ghislaine-maxwell-says-epstein-client-list-is-a-myth-calls-prince-andrew-claims-not-conceivable-1755953242309">'There is no list': Ghislaine Maxwell says Epstein ‘client list’ is a myth</a>&nbsp;“I don't know if he sat with Diana or he met with Diana and he'd already met her. I don't know, but this, I believe was organised by Rosa,” she said, adding, “I don't know if she was being set up as a date for him, maybe because she—I don't want to speak bad of Diana, but—I'm not going to do that.” Maxwell’s timeline appeared inconsistent, as she believed the event occurred in the early 2000s, however Princess Diana died in a car crash in 1997. She also dismissed allegations that she had introduced Epstein to the royal family. This is not the first time Princess Diana has been mentioned in Epstein case. Earlier, author Michael Wolff claimed in his book that Epstein and US President Donald Trump had once competed over who would sleep with Diana first, though he doubted it ever happened.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/ghislaine-maxwell-denies-trump-or-clinton-were-involved-in-epstein-s-crimes-1755920632458/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/ghislaine-maxwell-denies-trump-or-clinton-were-involved-in-epstein-s-crimes-1755920632458/embed</a><h2>What more did Maxwell claim in her interview with DOJ</h2>Maxwell denied ever seeing Donald Trump behave inappropriately, calling him “cordial” and a “gentleman,” and refuted knowledge of any Epstein “client list” or blackmail scheme. Maxwell also rejected suggestions that she introduced Epstein to the British royals, calling such claims “a flat untruth.” She cast doubt on Epstein’s reported suicide, suggesting it may have been the result of inmate violence within the prison. Additionally, she denied any wrongdoing by other public figures like Bill Clinton, Elon Musk, or Prince Andrew. The DOJ granted her limited immunity for the interview, without offering leniency, and later transferred her to a lower-security prison, raising speculation about possible behind-the-scenes arrangements.&nbsp;Read More | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-she-should-have-a-life-sentence-at-least-us-house-speaker-mike-johnson-on-ghislaine-maxwell-1753674579811">'Ghislaine Maxwell should have a life sentence at least': US House Speaker Mike Johnson</a>

<h2>Questions raised over DOJ interview</h2>Concerns have emerged over the Blanche's interview with Ghislaine Maxwell, with speculation that President Donald Trump could be orchestrating a behind-the-scenes pardon deal. Speaking to CNN, Dave Aronberg, a former Palm Beach County state attorney and aide to Attorney General Pam Bondi, suggested the questioning might be designed to shield Trump from any association with Jeffrey Epstein. Aronberg questioned why Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche—Trump’s former defense lawyer and now the DOJ’s second-highest official—led the interview, calling it highly irregular. He raised the possibility of Maxwell receiving current immunity and a future “hidden pardon” in exchange for publicly clearing Trump of wrongdoing, adding, “Trump doesn’t want to be anywhere near this smoke.”&nbsp;Read More | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/ghislaine-maxwell-moved-to-texas-prison-after-trump-s-nod-here-s-what-us-president-says-1754471226244">Ghislaine Maxwell moved to Texas prison after Trump's nod? Here's what US president says</a>

Ghislaine Maxwell claimed Epstein may have been set up on a date with Princess Diana by her friend Rosa Monckton. In DOJ tapes, she referenced a London event they both attended. Maxwell, serving 20 years for sex trafficking, is seeking a pardon from Trump. 

The US Department of Justice on Friday (Aug 22) released transcript and audio of Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche's July interview with convicted sex offender Ghislaine Maxwell. According to the tapes, Maxwell claimed that before she met late child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, he had lived in London and was acquainted with prominent individuals, including Princess Diana’s close friend Rosa Monckton and her husband, journalist Dominic Lawson. Maxwell claimed that Epstein once attended a London event organized by Monckton, where he may have met or sat with Princess Diana. She speculated that Diana might have been set up on a date with Epstein. Read More | 'There is no list': Ghislaine Maxwell says Epstein ‘client list’ is a myth “I don't know if he sat with Diana or he met with Diana and he'd already met her. I don't know, but this, I believe was organised by Rosa,” she said, adding, “I don't know if she was being set up as a date for him, maybe because she—I don't want to speak bad of Diana, but—I'm not going to do that.” Maxwell’s timeline appeared inconsistent, as she believed the event occurred in the early 2000s, however Princess Diana died in a car crash in 1997. She also dismissed allegations that she had introduced Epstein to the royal family. This is not the first time Princess Diana has been mentioned in Epstein case. Earlier, author Michael Wolff claimed in his book that Epstein and US President Donald Trump had once competed over who would sleep with Diana first, though he doubted it ever happened. https://www.wionews.com/videos/ghislaine-maxwell-denies-trump-or-clinton-were-involved-in-epstein-s-crimes-1755920632458/embed What more did Maxwell claim in her interview with DOJ Maxwell denied ever seeing Donald Trump behave inappropriately, calling him “cordial” and a “gentleman,” and refuted knowledge of any Epstein “client list” or blackmail scheme. Maxwell also rejected suggestions that she introduced Epstein to the British royals, calling such claims “a flat untruth.” She cast doubt on Epstein’s reported suicide, suggesting it may have been the result of inmate violence within the prison. Additionally, she denied any wrongdoing by other public figures like Bill Clinton, Elon Musk, or Prince Andrew. The DOJ granted her limited immunity for the interview, without offering leniency, and later transferred her to a lower-security prison, raising speculation about possible behind-the-scenes arrangements. Read More | 'Ghislaine Maxwell should have a life sentence at least': US House Speaker Mike Johnson

Ghislaine Maxwell claimed Epstein may have been set up on a date with Princess Diana by her friend Rosa Monckton. In DOJ tapes, she referenced a London event they both attended. Maxwell, serving 20 years for sex trafficking, is seeking a pardon from Trump.&nbsp;

'Being set up as a date...': Did Princess Diana meet Jeffrey Epstein? Ghislaine Maxwell sparks wild rumours

Melania Trump has threatened to sue Hunter Biden for $1 billion for defamation over his comments linking the US First Lady to late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. But in reality, the former model turned wife of US President Donald Trump is not completely in the clear yet when it comes to her links with Epstein and her jailed associate Ghislaine Maxwell. She had been photographed with both of them a couple of decades ago. Here is the real situation that you should know.<h2>What did Hunter Biden claim about Melania Trump and Jeffrey Epstein?</h2>In an interview this month on Channel 5 with Andrew Callaghan titled "Hunter Biden Returns," the son of the Democratic ex-president Joe Biden claimed: “Epstein introduced Melania to Trump. The connections are, like, so wide and deep.”He cited Trump biographer Michael Wolff as the source of his remarks.<h2>What did Melania Trump’s legal team tell Hunter Biden over Epstein remarks?</h2>Melania Trump's attorney Alejandro Brito sent Hunter Biden a legal notice, demanding a retraction and public apology, calling his statement “false, defamatory, disparaging, and inflammatory.”Brito said Hunter's remarks caused “overwhelming financial and reputational harm” as they were widely disseminated throughout various digital media.“The video has since been re-published by various media outlets, journalists, and political commentators with millions of social media followers who have disseminated the false and defamatory statements therein to tens of millions of people worldwide.“Failure to comply will leave Mrs Trump with no choice but to pursue any and all legal rights and remedies available to her to recover the overwhelming financial and reputational harm that you have caused her to suffer," Brito wrote.<h2>What did Michael Wolff claim about Melania Trump and Jeffrey Epstein?</h2>Michael Wolff, a journalist-author who Brito called a “serial fabulist,” wrote in his biography of Donald Trump, Landslide, that it was Epstein who introduced Melania to Trump. He doubled down on this claim in a 2017 Daily Beast interview. Wolff even quoted Epstein as allegedly saying that the first time Trump and Melania “slept together was on my plane.” He also claimed Melania was introduced to Trump via Paolo Zampolli, a modelling agent, and that she was “very involved” in Epstein’s social circles.<h2>How Melania Trump pursued Wolff to retract claims about her links with Epstein</h2>After pressure from Melania's legal team,The Daily Beast on August 1 retracted the original story containing Wolff's claims. Melania’s memoir, Melania, recounts meeting Donald Trump at New York’s Kit Kat Klub in September 1998.<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/ghislaine-maxwell-shifted-to-lower-security-prison-wion-1754140444941/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/ghislaine-maxwell-shifted-to-lower-security-prison-wion-1754140444941/embed</a><h2>Photographic evidence and known interactions between Melania and Epstein</h2>The only known photo of Melania Trump with Epstein was taken on 12 February 2000 at the Mar-a-Lago resort, also showing Donald Trump and Epstein's now-jailed associate Ghislaine Maxwell. There are a couple of other photos of Melania with Trump and Maxwell, without Epstein. The photo in Mar-a-Lago was from a social gathering. There are no solo photos of Melania and Epstein.<h2>Melania’s response to Epstein allegations</h2>Melania has consistently denied any significant relationship with Epstein and has actively refuted Wolff’s narrative both in her memoir and through legal steps. The $1 billion threat against Hunter Biden marks a significant escalation in defending her reputation amid continuing scrutiny around Maxwell. &nbsp;

Hunter Biden's claims are sourced from Michael Wolff, a journalist-author who claimed in the past that it was Epstein who introduced Melania to Trump. Wolff even quoted Epstein as allegedly saying that the first time Trump and Melania ‘slept together was on my plane.’

Melania Trump has threatened to sue Hunter Biden for $1 billion for defamation over his comments linking the US First Lady to late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. But in reality, the former model turned wife of US President Donald Trump is not completely in the clear yet when it comes to her links with Epstein and her jailed associate Ghislaine Maxwell. She had been photographed with both of them a couple of decades ago. Here is the real situation that you should know. What did Hunter Biden claim about Melania Trump and Jeffrey Epstein? In an interview this month on Channel 5 with Andrew Callaghan titled "Hunter Biden Returns," the son of the Democratic ex-president Joe Biden claimed: “Epstein introduced Melania to Trump. The connections are, like, so wide and deep.” He cited Trump biographer Michael Wolff as the source of his remarks. What did Melania Trump’s legal team tell Hunter Biden over Epstein remarks? Melania Trump's attorney Alejandro Brito sent Hunter Biden a legal notice, demanding a retraction and public apology, calling his statement “false, defamatory, disparaging, and inflammatory.” Brito said Hunter's remarks caused “overwhelming financial and reputational harm” as they were widely disseminated throughout various digital media. “The video has since been re-published by various media outlets, journalists, and political commentators with millions of social media followers who have disseminated the false and defamatory statements therein to tens of millions of people worldwide. “Failure to comply will leave Mrs Trump with no choice but to pursue any and all legal rights and remedies available to her to recover the overwhelming financial and reputational harm that you have caused her to suffer," Brito wrote. What did Michael Wolff claim about Melania Trump and Jeffrey Epstein? Michael Wolff, a journalist-author who Brito called a “serial fabulist,” wrote in his biography of Donald Trump, Landslide, that it was Epstein who introduced Melania to Trump. He doubled down on this claim in a 2017 Daily Beast interview. Wolff even quoted Epstein as allegedly saying that the first time Trump and Melania “slept together was on my plane.” He also claimed Melania was introduced to Trump via Paolo Zampolli, a modelling agent, and that she was “very involved” in Epstein’s social circles. How Melania Trump pursued Wolff to retract claims about her links with Epstein After pressure from Melania's legal team,The Daily Beast on August 1 retracted the original story containing Wolff's claims. Melania’s memoir, Melania, recounts meeting Donald Trump at New York’s Kit Kat Klub in September 1998. https://www.wionews.com/videos/ghislaine-maxwell-shifted-to-lower-security-prison-wion-1754140444941/embed Photographic evidence and known interactions between Melania and Epstein The only known photo of Melania Trump with Epstein was taken on 12 February 2000 at the Mar-a-Lago resort, also showing Donald Trump and Epstein's now-jailed associate Ghislaine Maxwell. There are a couple of other photos of Melania with Trump and Maxwell, without Epstein. The photo in Mar-a-Lago was from a social gathering. There are no solo photos of Melania and Epstein. Melania’s response to Epstein allegations Melania has consistently denied any significant relationship with Epstein and has actively refuted Wolff’s narrative both in her memoir and through legal steps. The $1 billion threat against Hunter Biden marks a significant escalation in defending her reputation amid continuing scrutiny around Maxwell.

Hunter Biden's claims are sourced from Michael Wolff, a journalist-author who claimed in the past that it was Epstein who introduced Melania to Trump. Wolff even quoted Epstein as allegedly saying that the first time Trump and Melania ‘slept together was on my plane.’

Melania Trump vows to sue Hunter Biden for $1 billion over Epstein comments. But what are her links with the late sex offender?

As the United States Justice Department grilled Ghislaine Maxwell, the imprisoned accomplice of late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, a report suggested that United States President Donald Trump could strike a "hidden pardon deal" with her. Dave Aronberg, Attorney General Pam Bondi’s aide and a former state attorney for Palm Beach County, spoke to CNN, and said that Maxwell's grilling might be a plot to "protect the president." He also claimed that Trump was keen to distance himself from the controversy, which is why he had sent Blanche, his former defence attorney and now the DOJ’s second-in-command, to handle the Maxwell meeting.&nbsp;Commenting on Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche's involvement in the questioning of Ghislaine Maxwell, Aronberg questioned why the second-highest official in the Justice Department would participate in such a high-profile interrogation. He likened the situation to having a top CNN executive conducting an interview instead of a journalist, suggesting it was highly unusual. "It’s as if the number two executive at CNN was conducting this interview with me instead of you…Like, what? It never happens. Also, he’s not going to be knowledgeable about this case like the line prosecutors who actually handled her case," he said. He hinted that there could be “a deal with Ghislaine Maxwell that she would get some immunity now and maybe a hidden pardon in the future: some sort of implication that she would be pardoned in the future if she comes out and says that the president was... not involved in any criminal activity.”&nbsp;Aronberg suggested the possibility of a deal being made with Maxwell—one that might include some form of immunity now and even a potential hidden pardon later—if she were to publicly state that President Trump was not involved in any criminal activity. According to Aronberg, “Trump doesn’t want to be anywhere near this smoke."<h2>Ghislaine Maxwell grilled by Justice Department</h2>The Justice Department officials met with Ghislaine Maxwell, the imprisoned former girlfriend of financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, on Thursday (July 24). The interrogation is part of an ongoing Justice Department effort to cast itself as transparent following fierce backlash from parts of President Donald Trump’s MAGA base over an earlier refusal to release additional records in the Epstein investigation. David Markus, Ghislaine Maxwell's attorney, said that she answered every question asked during a day-long meeting at a courthouse in Tallahassee, Florida. “Ms. Maxwell answered every single question. She never stopped, she never invoked a privilege, she never declined to answer. She answered all the questions truthfully, honestly and to the best of her ability,” Markus told reporters outside the federal courthouse.&nbsp;Meanwhile, in a social media post, Blanche said that he met Ghislaine Maxwell and the DOJ will share additional information about what they learned “at the appropriate time.” Earlier on Tuesday, he said that Trump “has told us to release all credible evidence” and that if Maxwell has information about anyone who has committed crimes against victims, the FBI and the Justice Department “will hear what she has to say.”

Can Trump strike ‘hidden pardon’ deal with Ghislaine Maxwell? This question is hovering in the minds of many as the Epstein Files row unfolds with the US President flip-flopping on his stance over the issue. One moment he calls it a scam, a hoax, another moment he wants the DOJ to release it

As the United States Justice Department grilled Ghislaine Maxwell, the imprisoned accomplice of late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, a report suggested that United States President Donald Trump could strike a "hidden pardon deal" with her. Dave Aronberg, Attorney General Pam Bondi’s aide and a former state attorney for Palm Beach County, spoke to CNN, and said that Maxwell's grilling might be a plot to "protect the president." He also claimed that Trump was keen to distance himself from the controversy, which is why he had sent Blanche, his former defence attorney and now the DOJ’s second-in-command, to handle the Maxwell meeting. Commenting on Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche's involvement in the questioning of Ghislaine Maxwell, Aronberg questioned why the second-highest official in the Justice Department would participate in such a high-profile interrogation. He likened the situation to having a top CNN executive conducting an interview instead of a journalist, suggesting it was highly unusual. "It’s as if the number two executive at CNN was conducting this interview with me instead of you…Like, what? It never happens. Also, he’s not going to be knowledgeable about this case like the line prosecutors who actually handled her case," he said. He hinted that there could be “a deal with Ghislaine Maxwell that she would get some immunity now and maybe a hidden pardon in the future: some sort of implication that she would be pardoned in the future if she comes out and says that the president was... not involved in any criminal activity.” Aronberg suggested the possibility of a deal being made with Maxwell—one that might include some form of immunity now and even a potential hidden pardon later—if she were to publicly state that President Trump was not involved in any criminal activity. According to Aronberg, “Trump doesn’t want to be anywhere near this smoke." Ghislaine Maxwell grilled by Justice Department The Justice Department officials met with Ghislaine Maxwell, the imprisoned former girlfriend of financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, on Thursday (July 24). The interrogation is part of an ongoing Justice Department effort to cast itself as transparent following fierce backlash from parts of President Donald Trump’s MAGA base over an earlier refusal to release additional records in the Epstein investigation. David Markus, Ghislaine Maxwell's attorney, said that she answered every question asked during a day-long meeting at a courthouse in Tallahassee, Florida. “Ms. Maxwell answered every single question. She never stopped, she never invoked a privilege, she never declined to answer. She answered all the questions truthfully, honestly and to the best of her ability,” Markus told reporters outside the federal courthouse. Meanwhile, in a social media post, Blanche said that he met Ghislaine Maxwell and the DOJ will share additional information about what they learned “at the appropriate time.” Earlier on Tuesday, he said that Trump “has told us to release all credible evidence” and that if Maxwell has information about anyone who has committed crimes against victims, the FBI and the Justice Department “will hear what she has to say.”

Can Trump strike ‘hidden pardon’ deal with Ghislaine Maxwell? This question is hovering in the minds of many as the Epstein Files row unfolds with the US President flip-flopping on his stance over the issue. One moment he calls it a scam, a hoax, another moment he wants the DOJ to release it

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