Epstein’s heritage citation by the Supervision Committee of the Representatives Chamber

The committee citation is the Last effort of Republicans and Democrats To respond to public clamor for more disclosure in the investigation into epstein, who was Found in His New York Jail Cell in 2019. Lawmakers are trying to guide an investigation into who among Epstein’s High-Powered Social Circle May Have Been Aware of His Sexual Abuse of Teenage Girls Criminal Case That has spurred conspiracy theories and Senior officials in the administration of President Donald Trump.

The citation, signed by the representative James Eat, the Republican President of the Supervision Committee, and dated Monday, requires that Epstein’s assets provide to Congress documents that include a book that compiled with notes of friends for his 50th birthday, his last testament and testament, agreements he signed with prosecutors, his contact books and his financial transactions and participations.

Eating wrote to the executors of Epstein’s heritage that the committee “is reviewing the possible poor management of the federal government on Mr. Jeffrey Epstein and Mrs. Ghislaine Maxwell, the circumstances and subsequent investigations of the death of Mr. Epstein, the operation of the sex trafficking rings and the forms of federal governments to effectively combat them. Ethics rules related to electrical officials. ”

The Department of Justice, trying to distance Trump and Epstein, last week began to deliver to the documentation of legislators on federal investigation into Epstein. He has also launched Interview transcripts Made with Ghislaine Maxwell, his ex -girlfriend. But Democrats in the committee have not been satisfied with those efforts, saying that the 33,000 pages of documents they have received are already mostly public.

“The limited dissemination of the DOJ raises more questions than answers and makes it clear that the White House is not interested in justice for the victims or the truth,” said representative Robert García, the main democrat of the Supervision Committee of the House of Representatives, in a statement.

The pressure of legislators to release more information only grows when Congress returns to Washington next week.

A bipartisan group of chamber members is trying to maneuver around the republican leadership to celebrate a vote to approve legislation aimed at demanding the Department of Justice to publish a complete accounting of sex trafficking research on Epstein.