In a notable moment on Capitol Hill, U.S.Representative James Comer encountered direct questions from survivors of Jeffrey Epstein as he prepared for a closed-door interview related to the ongoing review of how the Justice Department has managed Epstein-related files.

The survivors pressed for under-oath testimony and raised concerns about the redaction of names during the investigation, arguing that victims deserve full accountability.Comer acknowledged that the committee plans to bring in additional witnesses and emphasized the importance of not compromising ongoing inquiries.The event underscores growing scrutiny over the Epstein file rollout and the broader effort to ensure justice for victims.

The interview session, conducted behind closed doors, was reported to focus on procedural aspects and whether the DOJ’s handling of materials met legal and ethical standards.The scene highlighted tensions between congressional oversight and the needs of survivors seeking transparent answers about the case.