1. United States
2. Minn.
3. Letter

No More Secrecy: Release the Epstein Documents I am writing to insist — not merely request — that you take an unequivocal public stand demanding the full release of all remaining files related to Jeffrey Epstein and his network. This case represents one of the most alarming failures of justice in modern American history. For decades, powerful individuals escaped scrutiny while vulnerable people were harmed. The continued withholding of documents is not just a bureaucratic delay — it is a direct blow to public trust, transparency, and the rule of law. At this point, every elected official who refuses to push for full disclosure sends the public one unmistakable message: that protecting the powerful is more important than exposing the truth. Whether or not that is your intention, that is how inaction is perceived — and that perception is growing louder by the day. Your constituents are watching closely. If you choose silence, people will understandably question why. If you choose inaction, they will question what you are trying to shield. The public is exhausted by evasiveness, half-measures, and political self-preservation. We expect — and deserve — leaders who are willing to confront wrongdoing, no matter whose names are involved. I am demanding that you: Publicly call for the immediate release of all Epstein files, with only victim identities protected. Take legislative or procedural action to pressure agencies withholding information. Explain clearly to your constituents what specific steps you are taking to ensure transparency instead of hiding behind vague statements or political neutrality. Failing to act is not a neutral position. It is a choice — one that will be remembered every time trust in government is discussed. At a time when the public’s patience for secrecy and political protectionism is at a breaking point, your stance on this issue will define your credibility. I urge you to demonstrate that you are on the side of truth, transparency, and accountability — not on the side of silence. Your constituents deserve nothing less.