The US House of Representatives Committee requests Epstein “a birthday book” from his property

An American committee to investigate Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes asked for the perpetrators of his property to produce a number of documents, including a book that was said to have personal messages for his fiftieth birthday.

The summons of James Commer, the leader of the House of Representatives Control Committee, represents an expansion in his investigation in Epstein, the child of children with late sex.

Last month, the Wall Street Journal reported that his birthday book, which was created in 2003, contains offers from the various Ibstin knowledge, including Boudi’s memo that he claims bearing the name Donald Trump, who was then his friend.

Trump denied writing any such a letter.

The president said that the alleged observation was “fake” and began defaming measures against the parent company of the magazine and its owner Robert Murdoch. The company, Dow Jones, stood, along with its reports and pledged to combat the legal issue.

Come Supoena asks that Epstein’s Estate provides “all the entries contained in the book reported associated with the leather gathered by Mrs. Ghislaine MaxWell.” It gives a final date on September 8 until the item is delivered.

Epstein Estate’s lawyer confirmed the request to receive the request, and said that the perpetrators “will agree with all legal operations in this matter, and this includes the order of the committee’s summons.”

Among other papers, he also requests any agreements other than disclosure that Epstein has implemented for three decades, and his will precedes his death in prison in 2019.

He also calls for “any document or record that can be reasonably explained as a possible list for customers participating in the field of sex, sexual business or sex trafficking” by Epstein.

It has suggested that Epstein files that have not been released may contain a list of customers called may include high -level partners alongside MaxWell in his criminal operation.

However, the US Department of Justice and the Federal Investigation Office stated that there is no such list.

For its part, MaxWell – who is spending time in prison because of her participation in Epstein’s crimes – denied that there was a list, when the US Department of Justice officials recently interrogated it.

But conspiracy theories are still in place.

For weeks, Trump was inhabited by the phrase “Epstein’s files”, where pressure grows from his supporters and prominent personalities in his Republican party for more transparency about what previous investigations discovered in Epsin.

As part of his own investigation, Kumler earlier issued call notes to the US Department of Justice (Doj) and high -level figures including former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.

Trump’s reports appeared in May by Public Prosecutor Pam Bondi that his name appeared in the files related to investigations.

It was a friend of Epstein for several years before, through the Trump account, fell around 2004. The name in files will not be evidence of any criminal activity, and Trump has never accused of committing violations in relation to Ibstein.

During his campaign for the presidency, Trump said he would be open to making more information to the public. But he changed his position recently, saying that the case was closed and criticized his supporters who continued to pressure him.