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A subpoena is not an accusationThe House Oversight Committee subpoenaed this person for a deposition. A congressional subpoena is a demand for testimony, not an accusation. The committee's release says the subpoenas seek testimony related to crimes committed by Jeffrey Epstein; it does not say why each individual was chosen, and it does not allege wrongdoing by any of them.
What the committee did
| Called | Deposition subpoena, set for 18 August 2025 |
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| What is established | The committee has released his deposition transcript. |
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| Connection to the inquiry | He was Attorney General when Epstein died in federal custody in August 2019, and ordered an investigation into the circumstances. |
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Where their income comes from
Appointed officials do not run for office, so for most of the people here there
is no campaign-finance record at all. What follows is employment, not donations, and each line
is marked with how well we could establish it.
| Source | What is established |
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| Hudson Institute | Listed as a distinguished fellow. established |
| Kirkland & Ellis | Reported as of counsel; the firm's own materials list him among alumni, so current status is unclear. unclear |
Sources
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