Release Epstein Files: Demand Transparency for Victims and Nation

As Congress reconvenes, I urge you to prioritize the release of the Jeffrey Epstein files. This matter is of utmost importance to our nation and, most critically, to the victims of Epstein's crimes. The American people deserve transparency and accountability, especially when it involves potential connections to high-profile individuals, including former President Donald Trump. The Epstein case represents one of the most egregious failures of our justice system in recent memory. The victims have already suffered immeasurably, and withholding information only compounds their trauma. By releasing these files, we can provide some measure of closure and justice to those who have been wronged. Moreover, the public has a right to know the full extent of Epstein's network and any potential involvement of powerful figures. If, as reported, the files contain information about former President Trump's connections to Epstein, this is a matter of significant public interest. Our democracy functions on transparency, and concealing such information erodes public trust in our institutions. I implore you to use your position in Congress to advocate for the immediate release of these files. This action would demonstrate a commitment to justice, accountability, and the principle that no one is above the law. It would also send a powerful message to victims of sexual abuse that their voices are heard and their experiences matter. Time is of the essence. With each passing day, memories fade, evidence can be lost, and the chance for full accountability diminishes. I ask that you make this a priority in the current session, pushing for a resolution or investigation that will lead to the release of these crucial documents. The truth may be uncomfortable, but it is necessary for healing and for maintaining the integrity of our democracy. Please take action now to ensure that the Epstein files are made public, allowing for a full reckoning with this dark chapter in our nation's history.