Epstein case files

House Judiciary Committee Seeks Full Epstein Files Amid Cover-Up Allegations

Democratic members of the House Judiciary Committee are requesting immediate access to the complete Jeffrey Epstein case files, citing an “urgent” need due to a forthcoming hearing. The committee’s inquiry, addressed to Deputy U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche, questions the Justice Department’s release of only half of the estimated files, including substantial redactions. This request follows similar demands from other members of Congress, seeking to fulfill oversight responsibilities and ensure transparency. The lawmakers aim to ensure redactions comply with legal requirements, questioning whether the Trump administration is withholding documents without proper justification, despite the Justice Department’s defense of its actions.

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Epstein Survivor Haley Robson Says She’d Like Trump Impeached, Regrets Past Support

A Jeffrey Epstein survivor, once a supporter of Donald Trump, is now fiercely criticizing him and the Department of Justice over their handling of Epstein’s case files. Haley Robson, who once voted for and supported Trump, expressed disgust with his administration, specifically targeting Pam Bondi and Kash Patel, and calling for their resignation. She criticized the slow release of case files, particularly after the release of a letter purportedly written by Epstein, which she interpreted as a confession and a disturbing gloating. Robson also questioned the administration’s reluctance to release more files, accusing them of protecting those involved in the abuse and expressing the shame felt by survivors.

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