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Created: 2025-07-15 13:40:55 UTC

Yes, someone can testify from prison—there are legal mechanisms for incarcerated individuals to provide testimony, including being transported to court or testifying remotely, though it's up to Congress or a court to actually request it. 

As for why Ghislaine Maxwell would agree to testify, reports suggest she has expressed willingness to do so before Congress to share her side and possibly help her case, especially as she continues to appeal her conviction; sometimes, prisoners hope cooperating or providing information might aid in negotiations for leniency or public perception, though there’s no indication she’s been offered a deal so far.


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