House committee widens Jeffrey Epstein probe with estate subpoena

The House of Representatives Supervision Committee has taken important steps to expand its scope in Jeffrey Epstein on Monday, including calling the late children’s property.

Committee Chairman James Kumer sent R-Ky.

“The Government Supervision and Reform Committee is reviewing the possible mismanagement to investigate the federal government of Mr. Jeffrey Ibstein and Mrs. Gaisslen Maxwell, the circumstances and subsequent investigations of Mr. Ibstein’s death, the operation of sex transfer seminars and the federal government’s ways to effectively combat them, and potential violations of ethics.

“We understand that Jeffrey Epstein is detained and controlled by documents that may enhance the investigation of the committee and legislation.

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Kumler also announced that the committee will hear from Alexander Acosta, the former Minister of Labor of the Trump Administration, who also worked as an American lawyer in the southern province of Florida when Epstein entered into an unpredictable agreement with the federal government in 2008.

Acosta appears in front of the committee for a written interview in closed doors on September 19. He was not forced through a summons.

The controversial agreement, signed by Acosta, was hidden from more than 30 uninterrupted Epstein victims, according to the Miami Herald newspaper.

Epstein acknowledged that he was guilty in 2008 on two accusations of the state in Florida from seeking and buying prostitution, and avoiding more severe federal charges. He ended up spending 13 months in the province’s prison with the benefit of the work launch program, making secret settlements with some victims, and registering them as a committed sexual crime.

The participating conspirators also allowed to avoid the charges-a major point of disagreement during his partner in the trial of Heslain Maxwell in late 2021. It is also the basis of Maxwell’s appeal for the Supreme Court to cancel its ruling on guilt.

The documents that call COMER include all entries in a book collected by MaxWell on the fifty Epstein birthday, EPSTEIN will, and information about the dissatisfaction agreement.

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The former working minister and American lawyer Alexander Acosta, the photographer here in 2018, appears in front of the parliamentary investigators. (Reuters/Aaron B. Bernstein)

Information is searching for Epstein’s financial transactions, communication records and visitors, and “any document or record can be reasonably explained as a possible list of customers participating in sexual or sexual or sexual trafficking that Mr. Jeffrey Epstein” facilitates, according to a copy of the pioneer presented by Fox News Digital.

A lawyer by Epstein’s Estate told Fox News Digital that they are reviewing the summons. The lawyer said, “As the participating participants said, they will comply with all legal operations in this regard, and this includes the committee’s summons,” the lawyer said.

The House of Representatives Supervision Committee sent a wave of summonses regarding the two pasts earlier this month, as it began an investigation into the two parties in the late children.

He sought to be deposits from the former FBI managers Robert Muller and James Comey, former lawyer Bill Bar and Lorita Lynch, as well as former President Bill Clinton and former Foreign Minister Hillary Clinton. Barr witnessed last week.

The call notes were directed by voting from the two parties during a sub -committee session of the House of Representatives Supervision Council for illegal immigrant children in late July.

Renewed interest in the Ibstein Capitol Hill case was attracted after the Ministry of Justice dealt with this issue pushed the Republican party rebellion with right -wing extremist numbers.

Ministry of Justice An effectively announced that the case is closed After a “comprehensive review”, Epstein did not have a “customer list”, which did not blackmail “prominent individuals”, and confirmed that he had died of suicide in New York City prison while waiting for the prosecution.

The Democrats seized the dispute with new calls for transparency in the Ibstein case, which sparked accusations of hypocrisy from their Republican colleagues.

In fact, the party unit that began to investigate with disintegration quickly after the first witness, Bar, last week.

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Leave actors. Suhas Subramanyam, D-VA. , JASMINE CROCICITT, D-TEXAS, who attended part of Barr’s deposit, almost mid-road room by sitting and accusing Republicans of searching for insufficient questions during their time to give Bar.

Kumer, who argued that these accusations were unfounded, and the Democrats responded to not politicizing the investigation from the two parties.

The divisions deepened after Kumler said that Bar had no knowledge, nor did he believe, any effects on violations by President Donald Trump regarding Ibstein.

A member of the House of Representatives Supervision Committee, Representative Robert Garcia, issued a California, who was not in the room, issued a statement after the deposit, claiming that Bar did not remove Trump.