Jeffrey Epstein’s former girlfriend, Ghislaine Maxwell, is attempting to postpone her Congressional testimony, citing security concerns and requesting immunity from the Committee.
The former accomplice and girlfriend of Jeffrey Epstein is looking to delay her deposition before a House Oversight Committee, Fox News has learned.
However, she is now attempting to delay her Aug. 11 deposition.
GHISLAINE MAXWELL ASKS SUPREME COURT TO OVERTURN CONVICTION CITING EPSTEIN IMMUNITY DEAL
In a letter addressed to Chairman James Comer, Maxwell’s attorneys laid out three conditions hinging on their client agreeing to testify in front of Congress, which she is not compelled to agree to.
The letter asks Comer to grant Maxwell formal immunity prior to her interview with the committee, pointing to both the legal and security risks that stem from her disclosing new details regarding Epstein.