1. United States
2. Ohio
3. Letter

I am writing to urge you to take immediate action on the critical issue of transparency in the Jeffrey Epstein case. As your constituent, I demand that you sign the discharge petition to release all files related to the government's investigations of Epstein and his associates. This is not just a matter of public interest; it is a moral imperative to support survivors of sexual abuse and trafficking. Recently, survivors of Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell's crimes held a rally and news conference, bravely speaking out about their experiences and the urgent need for justice. These courageous individuals, some sharing their stories publicly for the first time, have expressed deep frustration with the Justice Department's handling of the case. Their voices must not be ignored. The mischaracterization of this case as a 'Democrat hoax' by former President Trump, and his refusal to rule out pardoning Maxwell, only adds to the urgency of this situation. Such statements undermine the gravity of these crimes and the suffering of the survivors. We cannot allow political maneuvering to obstruct justice and healing for these victims. By signing the discharge petition, you will demonstrate your commitment to transparency, accountability, and support for survivors of sexual abuse. This action is crucial not only for the Epstein case but also for addressing the broader issue of sexual abuse of minors in our society. It sends a powerful message that our government stands with survivors and against those who would exploit the vulnerable. Time is of the essence. Every day that passes without full disclosure is another day that survivors are denied closure and the public is kept in the dark about the extent of this criminal network. I urge you to act now. Sign the discharge petition and push for the immediate release of all Epstein investigation files. Your constituents are watching, and we expect you to stand on the right side of history in this pivotal moment.