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This email exchange between the US Attorney's office and Gary Bloxsome, representing a potential witness, concerns the terms of a witness statement in the Ghislaine Maxwell case. The US Attorney is seeking a voluntary interview covering a broad range of topics, while Bloxsome is offering a written statement limited to the indictment period and requesting strict confidentiality.

Subject

FW: Reference materials further to our call

Sender

—

Recipients

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Document ID

EFTA00078972.txt

Date

2020-09-14

Severity

suspicious

Description

While there is no direct evidence of illegal activity, the attempts to limit the scope of questioning and maintain confidentiality raise suspicions that the client may be trying to conceal information related to illegal activities.

Content Type

none

Likelihood

possible

Description

The insistence on confidentiality and limiting the scope of questioning could be interpreted as an attempt to control the narrative and protect the client from further scrutiny, potentially related to compromising information.

Your response does not address two outstanding questions. First, will your client participate in a voluntary interview, either in person or via video, with our office? Second, will your client answer questions — in writing or otherwise -- about the full range of topics relevant to our ongoing investigation, including events not covered by the currently pending indictment against Ghislaine Maxwell?

Our client has offered voluntarily to provide a written witness statement in relation to the criminal indictment against Ghislaine Maxwell and has also offered to answer questions in writing in relation to events relevant to that indictment even if they fall outside of the period of the indictment (1994 to 1997).

• The insistence on limiting the scope of questioning to the indictment period (1994-1997) raises concerns that the client may be trying to avoid answering questions about other potentially relevant events.
• The request for assurance that the witness statement and responses be treated with the utmost confidentiality and not shared with complainants or their representatives raises concerns about transparency and potential obstruction of justice.

Context

The Ghislaine Maxwell case has received significant media attention, so any information related to potential witnesses or evidence would likely be of interest to the media.

Media Worthy

Yes

Legal matters/litigationCommunications/correspondenceBusiness dealings

Gary BloxsomeGhislaine MaxwellJeffrey EpsteinDaniel CundyJennifer Richardson

Blackfords LLPSouthern District of New YorkUnited States AttorneyFinancial Conduct AuthoritySerious Fraud OfficeUKCA

LondonUKEnglandWalesCroydonNew YorkUSUnited States15 Old Bailey, London, EC4M 7EF1 St. Andrew's Plaza, New York. NY 10007Hill House, 1 Mint Walk, Croydon, CR0 lEA

Tone

Professional

Purpose

The email chain discusses the terms of a potential witness statement from Gary Bloxsome's client in relation to the Ghislaine Maxwell case. The US Attorney is pressing for a voluntary interview, while Bloxsome is offering a written statement limited to the indictment period.

Significance

This document reveals the negotiation between the US Attorney's office and a potential witness in the Ghislaine Maxwell case. The disagreement over the scope of questioning and the format of the testimony is significant.

File Name

EFTA00078972.txt

Dataset

dataset_9

Type

Text

Model

gemini-2.0-flash-001

Processed

2026-02-07T18:44:28.352121

DOJ Source

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