1. United States
2. Fla.
3. Letter

As your constituent, I’m calling on you to demand the immediate and complete release of the full Epstein client list, and to ensure that everyone involved in his child sex trafficking network—no matter how powerful—is held publicly accountable. For years, survivors have spoken out about the abuse they endured at the hands of Jeffrey Epstein and his associates. While Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell operated an international trafficking ring, the justice system has so far failed to name most of the men who financed, enabled, or directly participated in this abuse. This secrecy undermines the rule of law. If the tables were turned—if these were poor or working-class offenders—their names would have been released instantly and plastered across headlines. Wealth and political power should not shield anyone from the consequences of exploiting children. This isn’t about partisan politics. It’s about basic human decency, law and order, and justice for victims of sexual violence. Survivors deserve truth. The American people deserve transparency. And if Congress is serious about protecting children and punishing sex crimes, this is a test of whether that promise holds up—regardless of who’s implicated. Please: -Publicly call for the full release of all documents and names tied to Epstein’s trafficking operation; -Support legislation that guarantees transparency and removes legal shields for sexual predators in positions of power; -Insist on a thorough, bipartisan investigation to ensure justice is served. Doing anything less is complicity. I am watching closely, and I expect you to stand with survivors—not the men who bought, sold, or covered up their abuse.