Archive · 31 Jan 2026
FBI 302 Victim Interviews Central to Epstein Files Dispute
There's a big argument about some important documents related to a man named Jeffrey Epstein.
These documents are called FBI 302s, which are summaries of interviews with victims.
A lawmaker named Ro Khanna thinks that the most important parts of these documents might not have been made public yet.
He's worried because he and another lawmaker wrote a law that says the Justice Department has to release these Epstein-related files.
The New York Times reported on Khanna's concerns, and he's not giving up on making sure all the important information is shared.
FBI 302 victim interviews are at the center of a dispute over Epstein records.
Rep. Ro Khanna has raised concerns about the release of these interviews.
Khanna believes crucial material may not have been made public.
The Justice Department is responsible for releasing Epstein-related files.
The New York Times reported on Khanna's specific concerns.
- Who
- Rep. Ro Khanna and the Justice Department
- What
- Dispute over the release of FBI 302 victim interviews related to Epstein files
- When
- Ongoing
- Where
- United States
- Why
- Khanna believes crucial material may not have been made public
- FBI 302
- FBI interview summaries
- Rep. Ro Khanna
- Lawmaker raising concerns about Epstein files
- Epstein-related files
- Documents required to be released by law
- Justice Department
- Agency responsible for releasing the files
- New York Times
- Source reporting on Khanna's concerns