The US Panel releases more than 33,000 EPStein files

The US Congressional Board has published a package of documents related to the federal investigation into the deceased’s sexual sex Jeffrey Epstein.

The Committee on Supervision of the House of Representatives has published 33 295 pages, including flight magazines, jail videos, court applications, audio recordings and emails.

But Republicans and Democrats stated that the files contain little new information, and it is unclear whether the Ministry of Justice does not contain other Epstein entries.

Pressure is increasing from his own supporter Donald Trump for great transparency of the probe into a well -related financier after the Justice Department said there was no “EPStein” charge in July.

Chairman of the Supervision Committee James Camera, Republican, ordered the publishing documents on Tuesday.

Last month, the Board under the leadership of the Republicans received files after issuing a legal summons to the Ministry of Justice.

But the Cummer, Congressman Kentucky, acknowledged that there was little fresh information.

“As far as I see, there is nothing new in the documents,” he said NBC News.

Videos released on Tuesday include footage from the jail to New York Epstein on the night of death.

These include 13 hours and 41 seconds video from the facility that covers the evening of August 9 until the morning of August 10, 2019, when Epstein died.

This is two hours more videos than what the Ministry of Justice released two months ago.

But recently released footage does not include the so -called “missing minute” – a time code jump between 23:00 and 00:00, according to the US partner BBC CBS.

Earlier, the Prosecutor General Bondi said that the “missing minute” was only a camera system in a prison that dumped every night.

However, the obvious anomaly started a conspiracy theory about the official conclusion that Epstein died of suicide.

The convicted pedophile once talked with similar Trump, former President Bill Clinton and British royal prince Andrew.

The tranche of the documents also includes several clips since 2006 that show interviews with people who said it was victims of Epstein.

Their faces are blurry and the names are removed from the audio when they talk about allegedly sexual abuse when they were hired for massage.

Other videos show Bodycam footage from the police to Palm Bich, Florida, when they are looking for a house owned by Epstein.

Some documents date back to 20 years, covering the initial criminal investigation of Epstein initiated by police Palm Bich.

But Robert Garcia, the main Democrat of the House Supervision Committee, said in his statement: “The American people are not allowing you to deceive you.

“After a careful review, the Democrats of Supervision found that 97% of the documents received from the Ministry of Justice were already publicly available.

“It is not mentioned about the customer list and what is something that improves transparency and justice for the victims.”

The Democratic Congress of Summer Lee stated that the “only new disclosure” was the flights magazines adopted by the US Customs and Border Protection, which indicate that Epstein’s trips to its private island in the US Virgin Islands.

The release came out after the Republican Republican Thomas Massi made a two -party effort on Tuesday on Tuesday to force the House to vote on a bill that requires the Ministry of Justice to publish all its EPStein files within 30 days.

Kentucky’s congressman said, “People want these files to be released. I mean, see, this is not the biggest problem in the country.

“These are taxes, jobs, economics, it’s always big problems. But you can’t really solve anything from this if this place is corrupt.”

Earlier on Tuesday, the Speaker of the House of Representatives Mike Johnson, the Republican, and the members of the surveillance committee met with six victims of Epstein behind the closed door.

Johnson, an ally Trump, followed the reporters that there were “tears in the room” as they heard from Epstein’s victims.

Congress -Nancy Meissa, Republican South Carolina, left a cry.

Democrat Melanie Stansbury praised those who survived for the speech and called the case as “covering epic proportions”.

Epstein’s legislators and victims plan to hold a press conference on the Capitolian Hill on Wednesday.