US EditionDOJ to begin sharing Epstein files with Congress on Friday, House member says
The Department of Justice will begin releasing Epstein-related records to Congress amid bipartisan investigation into misconduct and connections involving Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.
- The Justice Department will share documents from the Jeffrey Epstein investigation with Congress starting Friday, according to Kentucky Representative James Comer.
- The House Oversight Committee issued a broad subpoena to the Justice Department earlier this month regarding the Epstein case.
- Comer mentioned that producing these records will take time to ensure victim identification and redactions.
- The Oversight Committee also issued subpoenas to eight former law enforcement leaders and Bill and Hillary Clinton.
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The Independent (US)Congress to start getting Epstein files later this week from DOJ, lawmaker claims
DOJ was facing Tuesday deadline to comply with subpoena from House Oversight Committee
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