Who is Hatch in the Epstein files?

Based on the documents, 'Hatch' refers to Senator Orrin Hatch (R-UT), a long-serving U.S. Senator. The mentions are in government oversight records and campaign finance documents, not Epstein-related materials. There is no evidence of any connection between Hatch and Epstein in these files.

What is the Hatch Victory committee?

The Hatch Victory committee appears to be a political committee associated with Senator Orrin Hatch's campaign activities. A document lists a $35,000 payment to this committee, categorized as 'Political' in what appears to be an expense ledger.

Why is Senator Hatch mentioned in these documents?

Hatch is mentioned in his official capacity as a U.S. Senator: sponsoring legislation (Crime Victims' Rights Act), serving as Senate Finance Committee Chairman, and in casual conversation with other officials. These appear to be standard government records rather than evidence of any personal connection to the Epstein case.

Who is Hatch in the Epstein files?

Based on the documents, 'Hatch' refers to Senator Orrin Hatch (R-UT), a long-serving U.S. Senator. The mentions are in government oversight records and campaign finance documents, not Epstein-related materials. There is no evidence of any connection between Hatch and Epstein in these files.

What is the Hatch Victory committee?

The Hatch Victory committee appears to be a political committee associated with Senator Orrin Hatch's campaign activities. A document lists a $35,000 payment to this committee, categorized as 'Political' in what appears to be an expense ledger.

Why is Senator Hatch mentioned in these documents?

Hatch is mentioned in his official capacity as a U.S. Senator: sponsoring legislation (Crime Victims' Rights Act), serving as Senate Finance Committee Chairman, and in casual conversation with other officials. These appear to be standard government records rather than evidence of any personal connection to the Epstein case.

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Hatch

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Village in Doña Ana County, New Mexico, United States

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Senator Orrin Hatch appears in government records related to legislative activities and campaign finance documents, with no direct connection to Jeffrey Epstein found in the provided snippets.

Hatch appears primarily in government records: Congressional Oversight documents show him as Chairman of the Senate Finance Committee and a legislative sponsor of the Crime Victims' Rights Act. One snippet shows him in casual conversation with Clarence Thomas. Separately, investigation files list a 'Hatch Victory committee' payment of $35,000, appearing in what looks like a campaign finance or expense ledger. All mentions are professional/political contexts with no personal or flight log connections.

Key Highlights

•Legislative sponsor of Crime Victims' Rights Act alongside Senators Kyl and Feinstein
•Served as Chairman of Senate Finance Committee (R-UT)
•Campaign finance entry: 'Hatch Victory committee' - $35,000 payment
•Casual interaction with Clarence Thomas recorded in government transcript

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Document Mentions (6)

EFTA00001911

Source: DOJ EFTA Records

5 mentions

Thanksgiving shoot 3,427.28 1215 4611 Dom's Landscaping Field House 22.816.06 12/5 4612 MBM Enterprises Alex - Tennis 2305.00 12/5 4613 Hatch Victory committee Political 35,000.00, 12/7 4614 The Four Seasons Lunches 1,064.50 12/7 4615 Sli Acoustics Field House 612.50 12/8 4616

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DE_85-1_SupplementalAuthority-3633.pdf

HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_012718 - HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_012721

Jun 17, 2011Source: House Oversight Committee

1 mention

Their livelihood should not be held hostage by litiga- tion and anti-grazing special interest groups. I thank my colleagues, Sen- ators ENZI, CRAPO, HATCH, HELLER, RIScH, and THUNE, in supporting ranch- ing families and this legislation. Mr. President, I ask unanimous con- sent to have printed in the R

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Final Version PK-04.docx

HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_015032 - HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_015461

Sep 27, 2013Source: House Oversight Committee

1 mention

simply state that on October 5, 1991, | happened to hear part of a conversation among Judge—now Supreme Court Justice—Clarence Thomas, Senator Orrin Hatch and Senator Alan Simpson. The three were meeting informally one week after the Judiciary Committee voted, first 7-7, then 13-1, to recommend the conf

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