House Democrats Call for Special Counsel in Epstein Investigation
The report cites 11 women and says Justice Department officials withheld evidence while Democrats seek an independent probe into possible co-conspirators.
- On Monday, House Judiciary Committee Democrats released a 53-page report calling for an independent special counsel to investigate President Donald Trump's alleged ties to Jeffrey Epstein and potential obstruction of justice by the Justice Department.
- The report consolidates accounts from 11 women alleging sexual misconduct by Trump in the 1990s, including a new claim from former pageant contestant Beatrice Keul, who told staff Trump raped her in 1993.
- Keul described the 1993 encounter at the Plaza Hotel in Atlantic City as 'brutal,' alleging Trump grabbed her from behind, tore her dress, and caused bruising after promising to arrange a visa and New York University admission.
- White House spokeswoman Lauren Bis denounced the report as a 'desperate attempt by crazed Democrats to distract Americans,' asserting that Trump has been 'fully exonerated of anything related to Epstein.'
- Should Democrats retake the House of Representatives in January, the Judiciary Committee is positioned to lead potential impeachment proceedings, using the report as a strategic roadmap for future investigations.
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Appeal to the US Congress to continue to use its legislative and control powers to re-examine the case.
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Broken promises with regard to the Epstein scandal have already attracted criticism from U.S. President Trump, including from allies. Trump's connections to the sex offender, however, were rarely discussed. Shortly before the midterms, the Democrats are now presenting a new report.
Jamie Raskin (Democrat for Maryland) demanded the appointment of an independent special prosecutor to investigate Trump's alleged links with Epstein.
A group of Democrats in the US House of Representatives is demanding the appointment of an independent special investigator to investigate US President Donald Trump's ties to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
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