Ghislaine Maxwell, the convicted sex trafficker and associate of Jeffrey Epstein, said she’ll testify before Congress if she is offered immunity and receives the questions in advance, her lawyer said in a letter obtained by The Washington Post.

“Our initial reaction was that Ms. Maxwell would invoke her Fifth Amendment rights and decline to testify at this time,” her attorney, David Oscar Markus, wrote in the letter to Rep. James Comer, R-Ky., the chairman of the House Oversight Committee. “However, after further reflection, we would like to find a way to cooperate with Congress if a fair and safe path forward can be established.”

Comer said he’s preparing a formal response to Markus’ letter but would not grant her congressional immunity for her testimony, the Post reported.

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