Ghislaine Maxwell, the convicted accomplice of child trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, is disputing the official story that the late financier died by suicide.
According to newly released interview transcripts, Maxwell was adamant that Epstein didn’t kill himself.
Her comments echoed a sentiment that has reigned supreme ever since Epstein’s suspicious death in a prison cell that was labeled a suicide.
The hundreds of pages of redacted transcripts and handful of audio clips released on Friday come after months of demands from both conservative and liberal voters who want transparency on Epstein’s death.
Epstein was too powerful and too well-connected.
It was expected that his testimony in his sex trafficking trial would likely implicate many extremely powerful individuals in his horrific crimes.
When Epstein died of “suicide” in a jail cell, while the prison’s camera system was conveniently down for maintenance, it created a wave of outrage.
Now the Trump administration is doing its best to be transparent, and Maxwell’s interview transcripts are a big step in accomplishing that goal.
Maxwell is the key to uncovering the truth about Epstein’s sex trafficking network that reportedly serviced the rich and powerful for decades.
While Maxwell herself is no doubt a monster who is complicit