Document HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_029238 is a government record from the House Oversight Committee pertaining to Jeffrey Epstein's sex offender case. The document, dated November 24, 2016, discusses a new allegation made by the government regarding the victims in a 2008 federal lawsuit tied to Epstein's plea deal.

This one-page document is a news article from palmbeachdailynews.com reporting on a court hearing related to a 2008 federal lawsuit connected to Jeffrey Epstein's plea deal. During a status check, the government alleged that two victims who filed the lawsuit, JANE DOE No. 1 and JANE DOE No. 2, were not truly victims because they allegedly procured other girls for Epstein and received money. The article quotes Assistant United States Attorney Dexter Lee and the victims' attorney, Brad Edwards, and mentions that the victims are trying to overturn a federal non-prosecution agreement.

Key Highlights

• •The U.S. government alleged that Jane Doe No. 1 and Jane Doe No. 2 were 'complicit' in Epstein's offenses, claiming they procured other girls for him and received money.
• •Victims' attorney Brad Edwards stated the government's allegation was new information and would lead to further issues.
• •The article references a 2008 federal lawsuit and a federal non-prosecution agreement involving Jeffrey Epstein.

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