Archive · 17 Nov 2025
Epstein Survivors Demand Congress Release Hidden Records in New PSA
Some women who were hurt by Jeffrey Epstein when they were young have made a video asking politicians in Congress to show everyone all the secret papers about him.
They say these papers have been hidden for a very long time by different groups in the government.
The women want everyone to know who helped Epstein do bad things and how he did them.
The House of Representatives is going to vote soon on whether to make these secret papers public.
Some papers have been shown before, but many important ones are still hidden.
One important person thinks showing the papers is just a trick by other politicians.
Eight survivors of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell released a PSA urging Congress to publish all remaining Epstein records.
The survivors expressed pain and demanded transparency, stating it's time to bring secrets out of the shadows.
The House of Representatives is scheduled to vote on a bipartisan petition to force the release of these hidden documents.
The Epstein files contain thousands of documents from multiple criminal and civil investigations spanning various administrations.
Previous releases have included partial flight logs and a redacted contacts book, but significant portions remain secret.
- Who
- Eight survivors of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, Congress
- What
- Released a public service announcement (PSA) urging Congress to publish all remaining Epstein records and ahead of a House vote to force their release.
- When
- PSA released on Sunday, House vote scheduled for Tuesday.
- Where
- United States Congress
- Why
- Survivors seek transparency and accountability, believing the public has the right to know who protected Epstein and how he operated for decades.
Survivors and Supporters
President Trump
Release of Epstein Records
Survivors and Supporters
Survivors are urging Congress to release all remaining Epstein records to bring secrets out of the shadows, shine a light into the darkness, and ensure full transparency and accountability.
President Trump
President Trump has called the push to release the records a political 'hoax' created by Democrats.
- Survivor Group
- Eight survivors of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell
- PSA Release Date
- Sunday
- House Vote Date
- Tuesday
- Epstein Plea Deal
- 2008, convicted of soliciting prostitution from a minor
- Epstein Death
- Died in jail in 2019 awaiting trial, ruled a suicide
- Maxwell Conviction
- Convicted in 2021 of conspiring to traffic girls for sex
- Records Content
- Thousands of documents including interview transcripts, property raid logs, photos, emails, flight logs, and internal notes