Release the Epstein Files by December 19 — Or Be Held Publicly Accountable

This letter is a formal demand that you immediately release the Epstein files in full, as promised, no later than December 19. The American people were given your word. If that deadline is missed, the responsibility — and the consequences — are yours. Jeffrey Epstein ran a long-term child sex trafficking operation that was enabled by wealth, power, and institutional failure. The continued suppression, delay, or redaction of these files sends a chilling and unacceptable message: that YOU are willing to protect the powerful while denying justice to victims. Let us be clear — this is not a political issue. This is a moral one. There is no legitimate national security argument for concealing evidence tied to the sexual abuse of minors and the individuals who enabled it. Every excuse offered at this point is viewed for what it is: a deliberate obstruction of transparency. If these files are not released as promised, the public will rightfully conclude that YOU are complicit in shielding names, networks, and wrongdoing. That conclusion will not be easily undone. Be advised: failure to meet the December 19 deadline will not be forgotten. It will be documented. It will be publicized. It will be raised in town halls, press briefings, ethics complaints, and at the ballot box. The American people will know exactly who chose silence over justice and protection over accountability. You are a public servant, not a gatekeeper for the wealthy and connected. Your duty is to the public — not to donors, not to political allies, and not to those afraid of exposure. Release the Epstein files in full, without redactions or delay, by December 19. Anything less is a conscious decision to protect the indefensible.