Hillary Clinton, the former US Secretary of State, is scheduled to testify before the US House Oversight Committee on February 26 as part of the ongoing investigation into the late financier Jeffrey Epstein.
Operative Information Center-OMM reports, citing NBC, that the testimony follows renewed scrutiny regarding the Clinton family's potential ties to Epstein. The following day, February 27, her husband, former US President Bill Clinton, is also expected to appear before congressmen to address questions related to the case.
Public and legislative interest in the Clintons' involvement has intensified following the disclosure of previously unreleased documents and materials. These materials reportedly include numerous photographs of Bill Clinton, some of which depict him in social settings, including a jacuzzi, alongside unidentified women whose faces have been obscured. The committee aims to clarify the nature of these interactions and any potential knowledge of Epstein's activities.
The House Oversight Committee's inquiry is part of a broader effort to investigate the network of high-profile individuals associated with Jeffrey Epstein, who died in a federal jail in 2019 while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges. The committee's proceedings are intended to ensure transparency and accountability regarding the influence and connections maintained by the disgraced financier within political and social circles. This investigation remains a high-priority matter for US lawmakers seeking to uncover the full extent of Epstein's operations and his associates.
