Oversight chair: Epstein accountant named individuals who fueled Epstein’s wealth - Politico
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An Oversight chair stated Jeffrey Epstein's accountant named individuals who funded his wealth.
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The House Oversight Committee chair revealed that Jeffrey Epstein's accountant has identified specific individuals who contributed to building Epstein's wealth. The disclosure suggests congressional investigators have obtained testimony providing names of people connected to Epstein's financial network.
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