Transcripts Interview GhisLine Maxwell, issued by the US Justice Ministry

Gislain Maxwell, convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, told us that there was no “customer list” highly discussed, the transcript of her interview said.

In a July interview with Deputy Prosecutor General Toda Blanzha Maxwell stated that “he did not know any blackmail” and did not witness any inappropriate behavior of President Donald Trump or former President Bill Clinton.

She also discussed Epstein’s relationship with Prince Andrew and called the allegations that he had sexual relations with a minor girl in his home “strangely impossible”.

Maxwell is looking for pardon in Trump and is accused of false officials.

The interview happened when the Trump administration was under pressure to disclose additional information about Epstein – with which Trump was friendly, according to the president, they fell in 2004.

Shortly after the interview with Blanche – who previously worked as a personal lawyer of Trump – Maxwell was transferred from prison to a different security prison in Texas. It is unclear why the step was taken.

The White House was unwavering that “in the case of Maxwell is not given or discussed.”

Currently, Maxwell is serving a 20-year term according to the sex trading scheme and has asked the US Supreme Court to cancel criminal record. Her lawyer said he “welcomed” the president’s pardon.

The pressure is also increasing from Trump’s own Republican Party for greater transparency around Epstein’s investigation. But the president accused his political opponents of using the case to divert attention from what he sees as the victory of his administration.

In transcripts – 300 pages, some heavily edited – Maxwell said that when she thinks Trump and Epstein were friendly “in social conditions”, she does not think they are close friends.

“I have never seen the president in any type of massage,” she said, hinting at massage services, which, as some victims said, were used to engage them in Epstein’s crimes. “The president has never been out of place with anyone.”

“At the time when I was with him, he was a gentleman in every way,” she added.

She also said she did not remember how Trump sent an Epstein’s note in 2003, which attracted recent headlines after reporting on a note in Wall Street Journal.

In an interview, Blanche also asked Maxwell about allegedly “clients’ list of high -profile persons who have become the subject of conspiracy theories in recent years.

Maxwell was asked about a number of other famous figures, including Bill Gates, Elon Musk, former Prime Minister of Israel Ehud Barack, Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, actor Kevin Saisi, Naomi Campbell and Prince.

The list of his loud associates was the main point of the theorists of the conspiracy, which insisted that he was hidden by a “deep state” to protect the famous Epstein crimes.

Several figures in the Trump administration – including the Director of the FBI Podel and Deputy Director Dan Bongin – repeated these claims in the past, although they have retreated since then.

“No list,” Maxwell said.

She also spoke about Prince Andrew, whose relationship with Epstin led to the fall, where he left the royal duties.

She called it a “flat false”, which she presented to Epstein Duke York.

“First of all, let’s just say, I didn’t introduce him to Prince Andrew,” she said.

She has long spoke about Epstein’s relationship with both Price Andrew and Duchess York Sarah Ferguson.

Maxwell also spoke about Prince Andrew’s alleged relationship with a woman whose name was edited in the transcript.

He says he considers the allegations against the Duke of York “mind,” partly because of the size of her home where the events happened.

She is asked about the “famous photo” of Prince Andrew and an unnamed woman, with Maxwell in the background. She says Blanch what is a fake photo.

The prince was charged with Virginia Jufre, who was not named in the transcript, in sexual abuse when she was 17 years old. He denied the allegations, but reached the financial settlement with it in 2022, which did not contain confession and apology.

A widespread photo shows it next to Jufr with Maxwell in the background. Earlier, Andrew disputed his authenticity.

Jufr took his life earlier this year. Her family condemned the Ministry of Justice for a Maxwell survey and said she was a “monster” whose testimony could not be trusted.

According to Maxwell, she first made friends with Epstein in 1991, and later developed sexual relations with him.

Even after this relationship ended, she said that by 2009 she was still paid Epstein – up to $ 250,000 (184 782 pounds) – and remained “friends with benefits”. She added that their relationship was “almost no” between 2010 and his death.

Maxwell asked for the thought of Epstein’s death, who died in a New York prison in 2019, waiting for a trial on charges of trading.

“I do not believe that he died of suicide,” she said, though she added that “has no reason” to believe that he was killed, trying to silence him.

“It’s out of place,” she said of the theories that killed him. “I also thought if they wanted it, they would have many opportunities if he wasn’t in prison.”

“And if they were worried about the blackmail or what he had, he would be a very easy goal,” she added.

On the eve of the transcript, the pressure on Trump intensified – including many of his supporters and votes within his own political party – for greater transparency of what Epstein’s investigation was revealed.

Earlier this year, there were reports that Trump told the Prosecutor General Bondi that his name appeared in the files.

He was never accused of any violations in connection with the case – as a result, the company said last year that he would publish more information about the case.

But for several months he canceled his position in his administration, saying that the case had been closed, and criticizing the supporters and journalists who continued to press it.

The Associated Press reports that the first round of files – in which they brought to court – from the Ministry of Justice – received the first round of files on Friday.

“The Committee intends to make these records of publicly available after a careful review to ensure the editing of the identification of victims and sexual abuse materials,” said the press -secretary of the Chairman of the James Comery Committee.

“The Committee is also consulted with Doj to ensure that any documents issued have no negative impact on criminal cases and investigations.”