Recently, the U.S. Department of Justice publicly released a concerning document that includes interview recordings and a large amount of written records of Ghislaine Maxwell, the former girlfriend of deceased businessman Jeffrey Epstein. These materials were made public on August 22, revealing some key statements made by Maxwell during the investigation.

During a questioning that lasted several hours, Maxwell explicitly denied the existence of the widely circulated "Epstein client list". This statement sparked much speculation and discussion among the public. Notably, this interview took place in a federal prison in Tallahassee, Florida, and was personally hosted by Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche.

According to reports, Maxwell enjoys limited immunity in the interview. However, Justice Department officials have made it clear that if she makes false statements during the inquiry, she could still face legal sanctions. This arrangement is intended to ensure the authenticity and reliability of the information obtained.

The number of documents made public by the Department of Justice is enormous, containing thousands of pages of relevant materials. The release of these documents will undoubtedly provide the public with more details and background information about the Epstein case, possibly triggering a new round of investigations and discussions.

The Epstein case has always been the focus of attention in American society, involving numerous well-known figures and complex legal issues. Maxwell, as one of the key figures in the case, is closely watched with every statement she makes. With more information being disclosed, the public hopes to gradually clarify the truth of this highly controversial case.