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Ghislaine Maxwell Wants To Keep Secret ‘Damaging Deposition’ From 2016

Ashe Schow
Ghislaine Maxwell Wants To Keep Secret ‘Damaging Deposition’ From 2016
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Ghislaine Maxwell, the British socialite and alleged madam of millionaire sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, is trying to keep what Reuters called a “damaging deposition” out of the current case against her.

Reuters reported that Maxwell’s attorneys are appealing to the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to overturn a ruling that would “unseal sworn testimony related to Epstein, including a April 2016 deposition from Maxwell and a deposition by an Epstein accuser.” Maxwell claims the ruling hurts her ability to defend herself against the criminal charges she faces as a result of her association with Epstein. Maxwell is currently charged with procuring underage girls for Epstein as well as perjury for denying the allegations under oath.

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