4 key findings in the Jeffrey Epstein report from GOP-led House Oversight panel
Summary
The Republican-led House Oversight Committee published a 136-page report after a 15-month investigation into the federal handling of cases involving Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. The report said repeated failures by law enforcement and federal prosecutors could have allowed Epstein’s crimes after 2005 to be prevented; Democrats called the report partisan, misleading and incomplete.Key Facts
- The committee said the federal government failed survivors of Epstein’s crimes.
- The report urged the Justice Department to interview or re-interview key witnesses and investigate associates accused of criminal activity.
- The committee said survivors should have access to their records.
- The investigation included 19 transcribed interviews or depositions.
- Those interviewed included Bill Clinton, Hillary Clinton, Howard Lutnick, Pam Bondi, two former Epstein assistants and a former prison guard.
- Rep. James Comer, a Republican from Kentucky, chairs the House Oversight Committee.
- House Democrats are set to take over committee leadership in January.
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