Clinton family members to testify in House panels Epstein inquiry

House Panel to Conduct Depositions with Clinton Family Members Later This Month

According to a statement from Representative Jody Hice, Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee’s investigation into Jeffrey Epstein, members of the Clinton family will be required to sit for depositions in connection with the inquiry. The depositions are scheduled to take place later this month.

The decision comes after the committee had previously voted to hold contempt proceedings against the Clinton family, citing their refusal to cooperate with the investigation. However, it appears that the family has now agreed to participate in the process.

Representative Hice stated that the committee is seeking information from the Clinton family regarding their involvement with Epstein and any potential knowledge they may have about his activities. The depositions are expected to be conducted in a private setting, with transcripts made available to the public at a later date.

It has been reported that other individuals, including former President Donald Trump, may also be called to testify in connection with the investigation. However, no further details on this matter have been confirmed.

The House Judiciary Committee’s investigation into Epstein is ongoing, and it remains to be seen what information will be uncovered through these depositions.

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