Jeffrey Epstein’s ex-girlfriend is in a federal prison sentence; Lawyer asks her to be able to give a new complete testimony about the crimes
The case of gaining prominence in the international scenario after one of his former lawsuits, jurist Alan Dershowitz, requesting the Department of Justice of the release of more records of the investigation on sex trafficking. DErshowitz, who was part of the millionaire’s defense team, filed a formal request asking for the disclosure of additional documents, including confidential testimonies, records of and transcripts that have not yet come to public. According to the lawyer, the current release is “insufficient” and does not meet public interests. He argues that information kept secret may contain names of possible accomplices and witnesses who have not been properly investigated.
In addition to the release of the documents, the lawyer proposed that the US government offers temporary immunity to Ghislaine Maxwell, an ex-girlfriend of Epstein, who currently meets a sentence in a federal prison. The goal is that she can give a new complete testimony about the crimes. Dershowitz claims that Maxwell has what he calls the case “stone” of the case, with detailed knowledge about the contact network, financial operations and the involvement of third parties.
The case also slips into the president. The pressure for transparency has increased, especially in relation to an alleged list of involved where Trump’s name would be present. The FBI, however, stated that the president’s name is not in any official document and that the list circulating on the Internet is not authentic. The American Federal Police also confirmed that Jeffrey Epstein was found dead in his cell and committed suicide.
With information from Eliseu Caetano
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