Ghislaine Maxwell Confirms Bill Clinton Was on Jeffrey Epstein's Plane in Unsealed Documents
Ghislaine Maxwell told a court Bill Clinton flew on Jeffrey Epstein's private plane in testimony unsealed today. The former president says he has never visited Epstein's private island.
British socialite Maxwell's seven hour depositions were released by a New York court in which she was asked about allegations she groomed girls for the pedophile.
The documents were part of a defamation case brought by Epstein accuser Virginia Giuffre in 2016 but now form part of the criminal trafficking case against Maxwell.
Epstein's ex-girlfriend accused Giuffre of lying about President Clinton visiting Little St James, the financier's private island.
Maxwell said: "Again, Virginia is absolutely totally lying.
"This is the subject of defamation about Virginia and the lies she has told and one of lies she told was that President Clinton was on the island where I was present.
"Absolutely 1000 percent that is a flat out total fabrication and lie."
Sigrid McCawley, Guiffre's lawyer, then asked: "You did fly on planes, Jeffrey Epstein's planes, with President Clinton, is that correct?"
Maxwell replied: "I have flown, yes."
McCawley asked: "Would it be fair to say that President Clinton and Jeffrey are friends?"
She replied: "I wouldn't be able to characterize it like that, no."
McCawley then asked: "When you were on the plane with Jeffrey and President Clinton, did you observe Jeffrey and [REDACTED] talking?"
Maxwell answered: "I'm sure they did."
Asked whether they seemed friendly, she replied: "I don't recollect."
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