Senate Resolution: Epstein Record Disclosure

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SENATE RESOLUTION — FULL DISCLOSURE A bipartisan Senate resolution calls on the executive branch to: 1. Declassify and release all federal records related to Jeffrey Epstein 2. Provide a complete accounting of the investigation's scope 3. Identify any individuals who received favorable treatment 4. Report on the status of all ongoing investigations 5. Establish a timeline for complete document release The resolution passed with broad bipartisan support and reflected growing public demand for transparency. Source: Congressional Record

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The Epstein Case in 2024

In January 2024, about 4,500 pages of previously sealed records from Giuffre v. Maxwell were filed publicly in batches between January 3 and January 9, naming more than 150 people; appearing in the records is not an accusation of wrongdoing. Florida then enacted HB 117, and on July 1, 2024, Palm Beach County Circuit Judge Luis Delgado released about 150 pages of transcripts from the 2006 grand jury that had indicted Epstein on a single solicitation charge.

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