1. United States
2. Ind.
3. Letter

As your constituent, I urge you to support and push for the immediate release of all Epstein files. The currently released Epstein documents only shared 3% new information. The majority of the documents were already public through court filings. This limited disclosure raises more questions than it answers and fuels further speculation about the extent of Epstein's crimes and his connections with rich and powerful people, like close friend, Donald J. Trump. The bipartisan effort led by Representatives Ro Khanna and Thomas Massie to release all Epstein files and meetings and a press conference with the Epstein survivors demonstrates the widespread recognition of this issue's importance across party lines. It's deeply concerning that both the White House and GOP leadership are reportedly attempting to prevent a floor vote on this crucial bill. The new information released, including less than 1,000 pages of Customs and Border Protection documents detailing Epstein's flight logs and re-entry forms, hints at the potential significance of the unreleased files. Full disclosure is essential to ensure justice for Epstein's victims and to restore public trust in our institutions. As your constituent, I ask you to take immediate action. Support the bipartisan bill for the release of all Epstein files, push for a floor vote, and publicly advocate for complete transparency in this case. The American people have a right to know the full extent of Epstein's crimes and anyone who is complicit within our government systems. Time is of the essence. With mounting pressure on the Trump administration to disclose more information about the Epstein case, we must act now to prevent any further delays or obfuscation. Your leadership on this issue will demonstrate a commitment to justice, accountability, and the public's right to information. I look forward to seeing your decisive action on this critical matter of public interest and trust in our democratic institutions.