We must collectively and urgently call for full disclosure and accountability in the Epstein child sex predator network. I am writing as a concerned constituent who believes that the protection of children and the integrity of our justice system must remain among our nation’s highest priorities.

Recent reports indicating that some of Jeffrey Epstein’s victims were as young as nine years old underscore the profound gravity of these crimes and the urgent need for full transparency.

Survivors and the public at large deserve complete disclosure of all individuals who participated in, enabled, or concealed Epstein and his co-conspirators’ criminal activities. No person, regardless of wealth, status, or influence, should be shielded from accountability when crimes against children are involved.

I respectfully urge the American people to: (1) support the release of all relevant, unredacted records connected to Epstein and his network, consistent with legal and privacy standards. (2) advocate for continued investigation into any individuals for whom credible evidence exists. (3) encourage federal agencies to pursue indictments where the law and evidence warrant them. (4) affirm publicly that crimes against children must never be minimized, ignored, or politically protected.

While Epstein’s crimes were centered primarily in the United States, it is notable that several European courts and investigative bodies have taken meaningful steps to pursue individuals connected to his network. Their willingness to scrutinize powerful figures demonstrates that accountability is possible when institutions act with independence and resolve. Americans who care about justice for survivors can look to these examples as evidence that full transparency and prosecution of all co-offenders is both achievable and necessary.

In closing, the time has come for the American people to stand together and insist that every corner of Jeffrey Epstein’s predatory network be brought into the light. We cannot allow power, wealth, or influence to bury the truth or shield those who participated in, enabled, or concealed crimes against children. Justice does not happen by accident—it happens when a nation refuses to look away.

Let us raise our voices as one and demand full transparency, full accountability, and full disclosure. Let us show the world that in the United States, no one is above the law, and no survivor is beneath our concern. The pursuit of justice is not the responsibility of a few; it is the duty of all of us. Together, we can ensure that every victim is heard, every perpetrator is exposed, and every institution is held to the highest standard of integrity.