Thomas Massie Names 14 People He Says Should Be Investigated Over Epstein
Summary
Representative Thomas Massie named 14 people he believes should be investigated for their connections to Jeffrey Epstein. He also introduced new legislation to make more government files about Epstein public and to help prosecute those involved.Key Facts
- Thomas Massie is a Republican congressman from Kentucky who will leave Congress in January.
- Massie co-sponsored the Epstein Files Transparency Act, which requires the Department of Justice to release files about Epstein.
- Massie says the government is still withholding over three million files related to Epstein.
- He introduced a new bill, Epstein Files Transparency Act II, to give state attorneys access to these files and make it easier for survivors to sue.
- Massie named 14 people he calls “co-conspirators” but did not provide proof they committed crimes.
- Being named does not mean these people are guilty; some have denied any wrongdoing.
- Among those named is Jes Staley, a former JP Morgan executive who had professional ties to Epstein but denies involvement in crimes.
- Massie is seeking signatures to force a House vote on his new legislation.
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