Ghislaine Maxwell, who was convicted as Jeffrey Epstein’s accomplice, has responded to the House Oversight Committee’s subpoena with an offer to testify, but her terms come with significant conditions. The offer, detailed in a letter sent to Committee Chair James Comer on Tuesday, includes a request for formal immunity among other demands.
According to CNN, Maxwell’s legal team initially planned to use her Fifth Amendment rights but changed course, suggesting they would cooperate if certain conditions were met. Her attorneys expressed concern about how her testimony might affect her ongoing Supreme Court appeal and potentially influence future jury selections.
