Maxwell offers to spill Epstein secrets — but only if Trump grants her clemency

Convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell stunned observers Monday by offering to reveal what her lawyer called the “unfiltered truth” about Jeffrey Epstein — but only if President Donald Trump grants her clemency. Appearing virtually before the House Oversight Committee under subpoena, Maxwell refused to answer questions and invoked her Fifth Amendment rights, prompting attorney David Oscar Markus to claim she would testify fully if freed by Trump. Markus insisted Maxwell alone can explain Epstein’s crimes and declared both Trump and Bill Clinton “innocent,” an assertion critics view as a calculated pitch for presidential mercy as Maxwell seeks Supreme Court review of her 20-year sentence and continues signaling for a Trump pardon.

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