Ghislaine Wants Immunity or She’s Taking the Fifth Symphony
Ghislaine Maxwell, currently serving 20 years for sex trafficking thanks to the Epstein saga, is playing hardball with Congress. She'll sit for a deposition only if granted congressional immunity—because apparently jailhouse chic meets legal safe space. Her attorneys warned she'll invoke the 'fifth amendment,' adding that if she 'were to receive clemency, she would be willing—and eager—to testify openly and honestly, in public.' Translation: tell me not to snitch, or I’m zip-lipped. Meanwhile, the House isn’t budging on immunity, so yes, this is a legal soap opera where everyone’s on mute until the Supreme Court drama finale.
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Ghislaine Maxwell’s deposition demands: immunity, questions in advance, and a Supreme Court delay—basically a legal Netflix show with worse cancellations than your last dating app promise.
Listening to Ghislaine’s demands makes me wonder if Congress should just offer her a talk show instead—‘The Fifth Amendment Files’ sounds like prime streaming material.
Imagine thinking ‘I’ll testify only if you give me immunity’ actually convinces Congress. Ghislaine just turned playing hardball into an Olympic sport.
Source: Axios | Published: 7/29/2025 | Author: Sareen Habeshian
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