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Ghislaine Maxwell, the colleague of the sexual perpetrator, Jeffrey Epstein, told US officials that a “customer list” has been discussed a lot.

The Trump administration faced pressure to detect information about Epstein, which Donald Trump had been friendly before.

Maxwell was interviewed in July, and according to the version released, she said she had not witnessed any inappropriate behavior by Trump or former President Bill Clinton.

She also described allegations that Prince Andrew has sexual relations with a girl under the legal age at the Maxwell’s home, “I cannot imagine.”

Maxwell seeks an amnesty from Trump and is accused of lying to federal officials.

MAXWell is currently serving a 20 -year prison sentence in the sex tracking scheme, and has submitted a petition to the US Supreme Court to cancel its conviction. Her lawyer said they “welcome” the amnesty of the president.

Soon after the interview with Deputy Prosecutor Todd Blanche – who was previously working as a personal lawyer of Trump – Maxwell was transferred from her prison in Florida to another low -security prison in Texas. It is not clear why this step was made.

The White House was determined as “no leniency or discussion” in the Maxwell case.

Trump confirmed that he fell with Epstein in 2004.

The president accused his political opponents of using the issue to distract from what he sees his administration’s victories.

But he also faced pressure from his own Republican Party for more transparency about investigations into Epstein.

In the texts – which reach 300 pages, some of which said greatly – Maxwell said that despite her belief that Trump and Ibstein were friendly “in social places”, she did not think she was close friends.

“In fact, I have not seen the president in any type of massage,” she said, referring to the massage services mentioned by some Epstein victims. “The president was never appropriate with anyone.”

“In the times I was with him, he was a noble man in all respects,” she added.

She also said that she did not remember Trump by sending Epstein on the 50th birthday in 2003, which drew recent newspapers after reporting the memo in the Wall Street Journal.

In the interview, Blanche also asked Maxwell about the alleged “customer list” of prominent personalities that have become the subject of conspiracy theories in recent years.

Maxwell was asked about many well -known figures, including Bill Gates, Elon Musk, former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak, Minister of Health and Humanitarian Services Robert Kennedy Junior, actor Kevin Spacey, model Naomi Campbell and Prince Andrew – who denied that she was presented to Epstein.

His prominent colleagues’ list has become a pivotal point for conspiracy theorists who insisted that the “deep state” was hidden by the “deep state” to protect prominent participants in Epstein’s crimes.

Repeat several figures in the Trump administration – including the FBI director Cash Patel and director Dan Bonjino – those claims in the past, although they have retreated since then.

“There is no list,” Maxwell said.

I also talked about Prince Andrew, whose relationship with Epstein eventually led him to remove royal duties.

She described it as a “non -sound apartment” as it was the one who presented the Duke of York to Epstein.

“First of all, let’s only mention, Prince Andrew did not give him,” she said.

I spoke at the ears of Epstein’s relationship with Prince Andrew and Duchess of York, Sarah Ferguson.

Prince Andrew previously said that Maxwell presented him to Epstein. But Maxwell said she believed the Duchess is responsible.

When approaching the BBC for the demand of Maxwell, Sarah Ferguson representatives refused to comment.

Maxwell also talked about Prince Andrew’s alleged relationship with a woman whose name has been revised in the text.

She found allegations against the Duke of York “unimaginable in the mind,” partly due to the size of her home where it was claimed that the events took place.

I was also asked about a “famous image” of Prince Andrew and the woman whose name was not revealed, with Maxwell in the background. Blanche told this picture was fake.

The prince was accused by Virginia Giovry, who was not invited in the text, for sexual abuse when she was seventeen years old. He denied these allegations but reached a financial settlement with it in 2022, which did not include any acceptance or apology.

A widely circulated image besides Giufre with MaxWell in the background. Andrew previously concluded his health.

Jovy took her life earlier this year. Her family condemned the Ministry of Justice to conduct an interview with Maxwell and said that she is a “monster” that cannot be trusted.

According to MaxWell, she became a girlfriend first in 1991, and then developed a sexual relationship with him.

Even after the end of this relationship, she said she was still paying by Epsin – up to $ 250,000 (184,782 pounds) annually by 2009 – and she remained “friends with benefits”. She added that their relationship was “almost not present” between 2010 and his death.

Epstein died of suicide in the New York prison cell in 2019 while awaiting trial on charges of sex.

Maxwell said when she was asked, although she added that she had “had no reason” to believe that he had been killed in an attempt to make him silent.

She said that he was killed, “It is ridiculous.” “I also think this is what they wanted, they had a lot of opportunities when he was not in prison.”

“If they are concerned about blackmail or anything of it, it will be a very easy goal,” she added.

Earlier this year, reports have appeared that Trump had been told by US Prosecutor Bam Bondi that his name appeared in the official files to investigate Epstein.

Trump was absolutely not accused of committing any violations regarding the case – and on the campaign’s path last year, he said he would publish more information about the case.

But he reflected his position for several months in his administration, saying that the case was closed, and criticized the supporters and journalists who continued to pressure him.