Epstein files row: House panel looks for DOJ records; Arrangement of a statement with the ex -girlfriend Ghisla Maxwell in August

A major American House Committee is investigating the Jeffrey Epstein Sex Trafficking Case, seeking access to the files from President Donald Trump’s justice department and aims to arrange a statement with Ghislane Maxwell, former Epstein’s ally. According to The Associated Press, the House Oversite and Government Reform Committee under the Republican Leadership, House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La. As started his investigation, R-La. This step comes in the midst of increasing calls for transparency in a case that Trump has repeatedly urged his supporters to disregard. However, this is the beginning of a long -term discovery process. As part of the investigation, Democrats, joined by three Republicans, successfully pushed to the subcommittee for a subcommittee. The sub-committee has promised to protect the identity of the victims, seeking a wide access to the “un-added Epstein files”. Democratic members have requested that the Department of Justice complied within 30 days of the service of Attorney General Palm Bondi. Requested materials include documentation of prosecution decisions about Epstein, records related to their death and any president or executive communication about the case. Committee Chairman Rape James Comer, R-K. Said that he had talked about an increase in Republican efforts towards transparency with the speaker about Epstein files, called it a matter of public interest. The Congress hopes that Congress employees will hold an oath interview with Ghislane Maxwell on August 11 near Florida Jail on 11 August, where he is disorganized. There is usually legal representation regarding the deposits of the Congress. Maxwell has already participated in an interview with the Department of Justice earlier this week. The Committee Republican has also issued subponus for several individuals, in which former President Bill Clinton, former Senator Hillary Clinton and former Attorney General have dating back to Alberto Gonzalas. The Department of Justice has the right to interact on the terms of the subponus and argue against the disclosure of specific information. The result will probably depend on the administration’s will to engage in the traditional housing process with the House.