Bill and Hillary Clinton in the Epsin probe the House of Representatives Committee

Former US President Bill Clinton and his wife Hillary are among a group of prominent names to receive call notes from the Congress Committee to testify about the deceased sexual crime perpetrators, Jeffrey Epstein.

Republican James Kumler, Chairman of the House of Representatives Supervision Committee, issued call notes on Tuesday to Clinton, as well as eight other individuals.

The committee is looking for more information about the history of Epstein, after the administration of President Donald Trump decided not to launch more federal files in the late financier.

This decision sparked anger among Trump supporters and some liberals, and many believe that the files include a “list of customers” of famous men to Epstein.

The summons of the summons made a wide network through the leadership of the Ministry of Justice during the departments of Obama, Trump and Biden, and the committee also summoned the same administration for the records related to two pasts.

Merck Garland, who chaired the department under former President Joe Biden, received a notification from the committee, according to Comer.

During Trump’s first term, both general lawyers, Jeff Sessions and William Barr, also.

Former FBI managers James Come and Robert Muller will have to testify before the committee.

It is not immediately clear whether the individuals who called it COMER will eventually appear in front of the committee, and if they do so, whether they will witness publicly.

Federal public prosecutors accused Epstein of sex trafficking for minors and other crimes in 2019, during the first Trump administration.

He died due to suicide in prison later that year, which led to questions and rumors about his death during his detention.

This summer, the current US public prosecutor Bam Bondi announced that the Ministry of Justice has reviewed the records of Epstein and did not find any evidence of the “customer list” that has been going on for a long time. She also said that the evidence supported that he died due to suicide during the reservation and that the federal government would not launch more of its files.

Ads angered each other at the Trump base who believed that his administration was not imminent about the materials related to Epstein.

In a rare break with President Trump, many members of the Republican House of Representatives called for further investigation into the case.

COMER call notes indicate that the House of Representatives Supervision Committee – which exercises the great investigation powers – will continue to pressure to obtain information from the Trump administration.