Ghislaine Maxwell's videoconference appearance Monday before the U.S. House Oversight Committee ended without any revelations but with unanimous condemnation from Democratic members of Congress. Maxwell is using her silence to negotiate a "clemency measure" with President Donald Trump, said Robert Garcia, a representative from California, at a press conference following the failed testimony. "Looking robotic," in the words of Suhas Subramanyam, a congressman from Virginia, Maxwell systematically invoked the Fifth Amendment—which allows an accused person to remain silent to avoid self-incrimination—by not answering any of the questions posed to her. According to the lawmakers, this is not "an ordinary legal defense strategy, but a direct message to the White House."

The Florida Attorney General's office acted deliberately to favor the interests of pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, according to an analysis by the ARA of a tiny fraction of the 3.5 million files in the case. made public by the United States Department of Justice January 30th.

An extract is published from Nobody's Girl, the memoirs of one of the deceased victims of sexual abuser Jeffrey Epstein, Virginia Roberts Giuffre. "How pretty, she's still wearing little girl's panties," she explains what he told her, while subjecting her to practices that are horrifying, if you think of a minor of only sixteen years old; one of those students we see, every day, leaving school with a backpack and a snack.

Virginia Roberts Giuffre was just 16 when she first stepped onto the grounds of Mar-a-Lago, Donald Trump's private club in Palm Beach. She was the daughter of a maintenance technician at the resort and dreamed of a better life. But that summer morning in 2000 would mark the beginning of a nightmare that would haunt her for decades. and that would end up leading him to suicide On April 25 of this year, 2025.

The Client list of convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein has not existed and Donald Trump "was never inappropriate with anyone; in the moments I was with him, he was a gentleman in every way." These are the convenient words of Ghislaine Maxwell, ex-partner of the disgraced American financier, according to the transcript and full audio of the statement she made last month before the number two in the US Department of Justice, Todd Blanche. Trump thus already has the an alibi to try to spread the fog over the scandal of his friendship and relationship with the millionaire, which in recent weeks had begun to undermine its credibility among the MAGA base (Make America great again).