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Congress Investigates Lesley Groff Amid Claims of Deception by Epstein Survivors

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The House Oversight Committee is considering sworn statements from survivors of Jeffrey Epstein regarding Lesley Groff, Epstein's long-time assistant, after allegations surfaced that she lied during her congressional testimony last month. The committee, led by Chairman James Comer, is taking the survivors' accounts seriously and is reviewing Groff's testimony for inconsistencies. Survivors have expressed outrage over Groff's claims of ignorance regarding the ages of the girls involved, with multiple individuals stating they had met her and that she was aware of the minors' ages. Groff has denied knowledge of Epstein's crimes and is under scrutiny as the committee seeks to hold her accountable for any potential falsehoods under oath.

Key Details: • Survivors may provide sworn statements to the House Oversight Committee. • The committee is reviewing Groff's testimony for inconsistencies. • Lara Blume McGee and others have directly contradicted Groff's claims. • Groff worked for Epstein for nearly two decades and managed his daily schedule.

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CNNHouse Oversight CommitteeJames ComerLesley GroffMarina LacerdaSharlene RochardLara Blume McGee

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