Ghislaine Maxwell would plead Fifth if questioned in House Epstein investigation

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Ghislaine Maxwell, the associate of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, would assert her Fifth Amendment right if interviewed by the House Oversight Committee, according to a source familiar.

Comer has issued multiple subpoenas in the investigation into Epstein since July, with Maxwell being one of them. Epstein’s associate was moved to a federal prison camp in Texas earlier this year, which is deemed “low-security” and only houses women.

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