Members of Congress will have access to unredacted Epstein files - Axios

Congressional Access to Unredacted Epstein Files

Members of the US Congress will have access to previously redacted documents related to Jeffrey Epstein, a financier who died in 2019 while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges. The files were released as part of an ongoing investigation into Epstein’s business dealings and connections.

The unredacted documents include records from Epstein’s associates, including financier Glenn Lutnick and financier Leslie Wexner, who owned the clothing company Victoria’s Secret. The files also reveal that Trump Organization executive Donald Trump appeared in some of the documents, although it is unclear what his role was.

Some missing records related to Epstein’s dealings with Australian officials at Bondi Beach and Indian-American politician Ravi Patel have drawn scrutiny from investigators. However, no further information has been released about these records.

The release of the unredacted files comes as part of a larger effort to shed light on Epstein’s business dealings and connections. The documents are expected to be made available to Congress next week, allowing lawmakers to review them in detail.

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