Ghislaine Maxwell Recalls Trip With Epstein And RFK Jr. To Hunt Dino Bones

Ghislaine Maxwell said in a transcribed interview that she had been friends with Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s now deceased wife in the 1980s and that the couple flew with Maxwell and serial pedophile Jeffrey Epstein on a trip to hunt for dinosaur fossils in 1993 — before Epstein’s first criminal charges for sexual assault in 2006.

The Department of Justice on Friday released transcripts and audio recordings of two days of July interviews with Maxwell, Epstein’s accomplice in his sexual crimes.

Asked on July 25, the second day of interviews, about Epstein’s associations to politicians, Maxwell volunteered that “Bobby Kennedy knew him,” the transcript shows.

“How do you know that?” asked Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche.

“Because we went on a trip together. Was — we went to — dinosaur bone hunting in the Dakotas,” Maxwell replied.

Maxwell described her connection to Kennedy through his ex-wife, the transcript shows.

“I knew Bobby’s wife, Mary, pretty well, actually. And before he met her,” Maxwell said of her relationship with Mary Richardson Kennedy, who died in 2012. “I was the — I had a very, very longstanding boyfriend and he had — his brother was dating Mary at the time, and we were all very good friends.”

Maxwell said she and Kennedy remained in contact through the 2000s.

Asked if Kennedy and Epstein continued to be in contact in the 2000s, Maxwell replied, “I have no personal knowledge of that.”

Maxwell’s recollection roughly matches up with the account shared by Kennedy in television interviews.

Responding to a request for comment, HHS spokesman Andrew Nixon referred the