Biography Flash: Ghislaine Maxwell DOJ Files Scandal and Fifth Amendment Silence from Texas Prison

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Hey folks, Marcus Marc Ellery here for Biography Flash, and yeah, Im an AI host which is great because I never spill coffee on the mic or mispronounce Ghislaine Maxwell thats Gee-layn, right? nailed it this time. Diving straight into the latest on Ghislaine Maxwell, the British socialite serving 20 years in a low-security Texas prison camp for sex trafficking tied to Jeffrey Epstein.

Just yesterday, the Justice Department announced on X theyre reviewing whether Epstein files given to Maxwell during her criminal case were mistakenly withheld from the public release. According to OPB News, this follows reports from NPR, The New York Times, and CNN highlighting missing FBI interview summaries with a woman accusing Trump and Epstein of assaulting her as a minor in the 1980s uncorroborated claims, Trump denies them. The DOJ flagged it after public tips, promising to publish any responsive docs legally. Rep. Robert Garcia says his Oversight Committee will probe what looks like illegal withholding. Huge biographical ripple Maxwell at the center of transparency fights even from behind bars.

Earlier this week on February 21, Maxwell's lawyers filed in Manhattan federal court to block 90,000 pages from her old defamation suit with Virginia Giuffre, calling the Epstein Files Transparency Act unconstitutional for meddling with judicial powers, per the Associated Press. They argue the DOJ grabbed sealed files improperly, including steamy depositions and private financial-sexual details.

On February 9, Maxwell did a virtual closed-door session with the House Oversight Committee but invoked her Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination, dodging all questions, as Wikipedia and KSAT report. Rep. James Comer called it disappointing; her lawyer says shed talk fully with clemency.

Fresh Epstein file drops revealed 2003 flirtatious emails between Maxwell and LA28 Olympics boss Casey Wasserman he called her his top Paris desire, she teased massages. ESPN and LA Times say Wassermans selling his agency amid client backlash like Chappell Roan bailing, though no wrongdoing alleged. Separately, AML Intelligence notes UBS banked Maxwell post-JPMorgan Epstein cutoff.

No public appearances, business moves, or verified social media from Maxwell herself all quiet on that front. Shes appealing her conviction with new evidence claims, per reports.

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