Archive · 24 Jul 2025
Ghislaine Maxwell Deposition Set for August in Epstein Probe
Ghislaine Maxwell, who was found guilty of helping Jeffrey Epstein commit crimes, is going to answer questions in a deposition on August 11.
This is happening because the government is trying to find out more about what happened with Epstein.
A committee in the House of Representatives wants to find out more about this case and is pushing for more information to be made public.
Maxwell's lawyers are also meeting with her, which has led to talks about a possible deal where she might give information in return for a shorter sentence.
Ghislaine Maxwell is scheduled for deposition on August 11 at a Florida correctional facility.
The deposition is facilitated by the Department of Justice, following a subpoena by the House Oversight Committee.
Rep. James Comer, chair of the House Oversight Committee, announced the deposition.
Maxwell was convicted for sex trafficking minors and linked to Jeffrey Epstein.
Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche plans to meet with Maxwell, sparking speculation about her testimony.
- Who
- Ghislaine Maxwell, Rep. James Comer, and the Department of Justice
- What
- Ghislaine Maxwell will be deposed.
- When
- August 11
- Where
- Federal Correctional Institution in Tallahassee, Florida
- Why
- To gather more information about the Jeffrey Epstein case.
Public Interest
Governmental Deliberation
Release of Epstein Files
Public Interest
Many believe that more information should be released about the Epstein case to provide transparency.
Governmental Deliberation
The exact nature and extent of information to be released may be subject to legal and ethical considerations.
- Event
- Ghislaine Maxwell Deposition
- Date
- August 11
- Location
- Federal Correctional Institution, Tallahassee
- Involved Parties
- Ghislaine Maxwell, Rep. James Comer, Department of Justice
- Context
- Epstein Case Investigation
- Charge
- Sex Trafficking