The Republican report of the House of Representatives' supervisory committee concluded that the US President, Donald Trump, had no involvement in the abuse of sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, contrary to the Democrats' accusations.
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10/11/2026
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Orepublicans from the House of Representatives' supervisory committee today released the report closing the investigation into Jeffrey Epstein, concluding that the American President, Donald Trump, had no involvement in the abuse of the sex offender.
The 136-page report and the result of 15 months of investigation states that “the democrats of the supervisory committee have concentrated their research efforts on President Trump, rather than the broader institutional failures that have lasted for decades, and have allowed Epstein’s abuses, depriving victims of swift justice.”.
“Epstein acted with impunity, protected and supported by powerful connections and a system of justice that repeatedly failed his victims,” said the chairman of the Supervisory Committee, James Comer.
The Republican report acknowledges that Epstein’s abuses have lasted for years due to errors by security forces and federal prosecutors, and also highlights that the Department of Justice has failed to “communicate properly” the disclosure of files.
The Republicans' conclusion contradicts the Democrats' intention to continue the investigation in the new Congress, which will take office in January and in which they will have a majority.
On October 26, Democratic congressmen published a report requesting the appointment of a special prosecutor to investigate possible links from Trump to Epstein.
The document, drawn up by the Democrats of the judicial committee of the House of Representatives and with more than 50 pages, claims that Trump was an “active participant in Jeffrey Epstein’s abuse of young women in the mid-1990s”.
The report entitled ‘The case against Donald Trump that arises from Epstein’s archives and the desperate efforts of the Department of Justice to cover it up’ includes the names of five women who accused the person responsible for ‘infringing or sexually assaulting them’ in the company of the late sex offender.
The financial Epstein pleaded guilty in 2008 in Florida on state charges of soliciting prostitution from a minor.
According to the authorities, he committed suicide in his cell in New York prison in 2019 while awaiting trial on a federal sexual trafficking charge.