The Department of Justice was to begin sending some of the Jeffrey Epstein investigation files to the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee on Friday.
Aug. 22 The Department of Justice was to begin sending some of the Jeffrey Epstein investigation files to the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee on Friday.
The committee on Aug. 5 had subpoenaed the DOJ to gain access to the investigation files, which the DOJ agreed to begin sharing on Friday after redacting the names of alleged victims and child sex abuse materials, NPR reported.
Committee Chairman James Comer, R-Ky., anticipated receipt of hundreds of Epstein file documents Friday and has said at least some of them eventually will be made public.
“We’re going to be transparent”, Comer told media earlier this week. “We’re doing what we said we would do.
