4 key findings in the Jeffrey Epstein report from GOP-led House Oversight panel
Jeffrey Epstein's crimes committed after 2005 could have been prevented, barring "repeated failures" from law enforcement and federal prosecutors. That's one of the findings in a report published Tuesday by the House Oversight Committee after an investigation into the late convicted sex offender and his associates.
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