US EditionGOP lawmakers release thousands of files related to Jeffrey Epstein
- On Wednesday, House Republicans released 23,000 pages from Jeffrey Epstein's estate, posting the documents online for review by news outlets including The Telegraph.
- After an August subpoena, the committee released documents that House Republicans say respond to criticism over withholding files on Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.
- Documents allege an email from lawyers including Gloria Allred recounts a 16-year-old model being groomed, assaulted, and threatened by Epstein, who organized a night out with Naomi Campbell.
- House Democrats identified a redacted name as Virginia Giuffre and the documents went online about two hours after releasing an email saying Trump `spent hours at my house`; The White House accused Democrats of `selectively leaking` to smear President Donald Trump.
- The Trump–Epstein link has long drawn scrutiny after Epstein's 2019 suicide, though Virginia Giuffre and Epstein household staff testified they saw no misconduct by President Donald Trump.
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Jeffrey Epstein 'advised' Russian government on how to deal with Donald Trump - The Mirror
Emails among 23,000 documents handed over to the US House Oversight Committee by the dead paedophiles' estate reveal he was giving tips on how to handle the US President weeks before a crunch summit with Putin
A huge amount of private e-mails, in which Donald Trump and Andrew are mentioned, was published by the US Congress. Here are the most important findings.
First, there were three emails made public by the Democrats of the House Oversight Committee. Then, more than 20,000 unfiltered documents released by their Republican rivals on that committee. On Wednesday, the millionaire pederast Jeffrey Epstein returned to the center of Washington’s current affairs with a slit through which to peek into his troubled universe through the roles Congress has been getting by waves of his family since August. Cont…
After leaking the Democrats three emails, Republicans send them 23,000 documents related to the research of the deceased entrepreneur
Bill Clinton not linked to wrongdoing with Epstein, though name appears frequently in files | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
Former President Bill Clinton is referred to dozens of times in the files of late financier and pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, but the picture painted by the documents is of two powerful people who knew each other, but how well remains unclear.
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