Ghislaine Maxwell, convicted of aiding Jeffrey Epstein's sexual exploitation of minors, has claimed that no "client list" related to Epstein's alleged activities ever existed. In statements made to the Justice Department, Maxwell asserted, "There is no list. I know nothing about any blackmail. I have never heard of it. I have never seen it and could never imagine it."
Maxwell's comments come as part of ongoing legal discussions surrounding her conviction and Epstein's notorious network. She emphasized that if individuals sought sexual services, they would find them independently, without needing to go through Epstein. This assertion challenges the narratives that have circulated regarding high-profile figures who were alleged to have been involved with Epstein.
During her tenure with Epstein from the early 1990s to the mid-2000s, Maxwell stated she never witnessed any criminal actions involving prominent individuals such as Donald Trump or Bill Clinton. This revelation adds another layer to the complex web of allegations that have surrounded Epstein's associates since his arrest and subsequent death in 2019.
As the investigation into Epstein's network continues, Maxwell's claims may influence public perception and ongoing legal inquiries. For more on Maxwell's denials regarding Epstein's ties to intelligence agencies, see our previous reports.
