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Letter urging expedited FBI release of 12,000‑page Epstein FOIA file

Date
November 11, 2025
Source
House Oversight
Reference
House Oversight #031449
Pages
1
Persons
3

Summary

The passage reveals a request for faster FBI compliance with a FOIA request related to Jeffrey Epstein, indicating possible delays or obstruction. It names a senior FBI official (James A. Baker, Gener A request was made for the FBI to accelerate production of a 12,000‑page Epstein file. Only ~700 pages have been released after 28 months, suggesting possible withholding. The request is addressed to

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