Members of the US Congress will begin reviewing the unredacted Department of Justice files related to Jeffrey Epstein on Monday morning, according to NBC News, which cited two anonymous sources. The files contain detailed information about the investigation into Epstein’s activities.
This access marks a significant step in congressional oversight of the case, allowing lawmakers to examine the full scope of the DOJ’s findings without redactions.
**Why this matters**
The unredacted files could provide lawmakers with a clearer understanding of the investigation’s details and any potential shortcomings. This review may influence future legislative or oversight actions related to the Epstein case and broader issues of criminal justice transparency.
Source: NewsData