1. United States
2. Ind.
3. Letter

I am writing as a deeply concerned constituent to express my profound disappointment and anger over the continued lack of transparency surrounding the release of the Epstein Files. The American public was promised accountability and full disclosure. Instead, what we have received is delay, obfuscation, and selective silence that only reinforces public distrust in our institutions. This case involves the exploitation and abuse of minors, the potential complicity of powerful individuals, and a documented pattern of institutional failure. Anything short of full transparency is unacceptable. The public has a right to know who enabled, protected, or benefited from Jeffrey Epstein’s criminal network—and why accountability has been so systematically avoided. I am especially disturbed by the role of Pam Bondi in this ongoing failure. If Ms. Bondi is unwilling or unable to uphold her duty to the public by supporting a complete and honest release of all relevant materials, then I firmly believe she should resign immediately. Should she refuse to do so, I strongly support impeachment proceedings. Public office is not a shield from accountability, and no individual should be permitted to obstruct justice or transparency without consequence. This issue transcends party lines. It goes to the heart of whether our government serves the people or protects the powerful. Continued inaction sends a clear and dangerous message that some individuals are above the law. I urge you to publicly demand full disclosure of the Epstein Files, support independent oversight, and take decisive action to restore public trust. Anything less is a failure of leadership. I will be watching closely to see where you stand.