Live updates: The Ministry of Justice publishes the transcriptions of the interview of Ghislaine Maxwell

Ghislaine Maxwell said in his interview with the Ministry of Justice that there was no list of customers Jeffrey Epstein.

“There is no list. We will start with this.

Maxwell continues to explain to the Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche at the origin of the history of the “list of customers”.

In 2009, Epstein faced civil proceedings. A lawyer named Brad Edwards, who worked for the law firm Rothstein, Rosenfeldt and Adler, has become a confidential informant for the FBI. The FBI was then able to obtain a list of one of the former Epstein butler, Alfredo Rodriguez.

“The truth is that Alfredo Rodriguez was dismissed twice, once in July and once in August. And in the July test, Brad Edwards had missed notes or a newspaper, regardless of,” said Maxwell.

According to the transcription, Blanche was confused by the explanation by Maxwell of the origin of the list, requesting whether the list was “manufactured” or “false”. Maxwell said there were five people controlling the story of the story behind the list of customers, which creates confusion.

Maxwell also said Edwards had marked a book of people involved, but noted that she did not remember that Trump was involved.

“Brad Edwards says he asked Alfredo Rodriguez to mark the book of 19 everyone involved … I don’t remember what it does with Donald Trump. I don’t know – I don’t know. You shouldn’t look. I don’t have it,” said Maxwell.

Maxwell put an end to her story by stressing again that she was not aware of a list of customers.

“Absolutely no. There is no list. There is not – I am aware of any blackmail. I have never heard that. I have never seen it and I never imagined it,” said Maxwell.