In his first public interview following Ghislaine Maxwell’s sentencing, attorney David Boies described the outcome as a “satisfying” step toward justice—while acknowledging that the broader fight is far from over. He conveyed that Maxwell’s 20-year sentence brought a measure of closure to victims of Jeffrey Epstein and signalled that even powerful individuals can be held accountable. Nonetheless, Boies stressed his concern that numerous other collaborators and enablers have not faced criminal scrutiny and that as time passes, the likelihood of further prosecutions diminishes.

Boies also raised alarms about secrecy in the investigation and litigation process: he pointed out that, despite having shared extensive civil-case materials with federal prosecutors years ago, many records remain sealed and many victims remain unheard. He asserted that the scale and longevity of the abuse could not have occurred without the “co-operation of a lot of additional people” and called for continued pressure on the justice system to bring those people to account.


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