House Committee to Make Epstein Files Public After Issuing DOJ Subpoena

The House Oversite Committee will release some documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein case later this week, after which it issued a sub -year to the Department of Justice (DOJ) on 5 August.

CBS News said, “The committee is expected to receive documents at the end of this week, which in August, after issuing a subputna to Epstein Records Records Department,” said CBS News.

In an internal review released in July, Sabpona follows the Department of Justice that the convict Padodile Jeffrey Epstein had no “customer list”, saying that investigators found no evidence of blackmailing the high-profile nobles.

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A spokesperson of the House Oversite Committee said that files would be released after reviews and shortage.

The spokesperson said in a statement, “The committee intends to make the records public after a complete review to ensure the identity of all the victims and to ensure child sexual abuse material.” “The committee will also consult with the DOJ to ensure that the criminal cases and investigations on any documents issued do not negatively affect.”