Justice Department Transmits Epstein Records To House Oversight Committee

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The Justice Department has recently disclosed that it has handed over records pertaining to the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein to the House Oversight Committee. This action was taken in response to a subpoena issued by the committee to the DOJ specifically requesting Epstein-related documents.

The House Oversight Committee has expressed its intention to release these records to the public following the receipt of materials from the DOJ. However, before making the documents available, the committee has stated that it will conduct a thorough review to ensure that the identities of victims are appropriately redacted.

House Oversight Committee plans to release records to the public after review.

Justice Department provided Epstein records to House Oversight Committee in response to subpoena.

Committee will redact victim identities before making documents available.

This development marks a significant step in the ongoing efforts to shed light on the activities and associations of Jeffrey Epstein, whose case has garnered widespread attention and scrutiny. By providing access to these records, the Justice Department and the House Oversight Committee are working towards transparency and accountability in addressing the complex issues surrounding Epstein's criminal activities.