Burchett on Maxwell: Silence, Clemency, and Suspicions

0:00It's March 19th. Let's get into entertainment and celebrity news. Congressman Tim Berschett recently weighed in on Galein Maxwell's decision to stay silent during her latest deposition by invoking her fifth, a mimic rights. He believes her lawyers are coaching her to hold out for clemency and hope she'll reveal key details, but he doubts that will ever happen. Maxwell's attorney, David Oscar Marcus, posted online that she is ready to speak fully and truthfully if President Trump grants her clemency. This comes amid ongoing interest in what she might know about high profile connections from her time with Jeffrey Epstein. Berschett issued a grim warning about her potential release. He suggested that even if she gets out early for good behavior and lands a big book deal, she could face a suspicious end, like being shot multiple. Times in the back of the head. His remarks echo popular theories around Epstein's death in jail, with Berschett stating plainly that he does not believe Epstein took his own life. This highlights lingering suspicions about powerful figures tied to the case.

1:03For now, Maxwell remains behind bars and questions persist about whether she'll ever share her story or if deeper forces will keep her quiet. This Dean and Story comes to you thanks to our sponsor. Headphones in a pillow, simple idea, surprisingly addictive, S-O-L-I-S-O-L-I-Pillow.com