GOP Lawmakers Demand DOJ Probe into Epstein Assistant's Abuse Claims

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Republican lawmakers, led by House Oversight Chair James Comer, are urging the Justice Department to investigate allegations made by Sarah Kellen, a former assistant to Jeffrey Epstein. Kellen testified that she was sexually assaulted by Frederic Fekkai, a celebrity hairstylist, and Philip Levine, a former Miami Beach mayor, during separate incidents. Her testimony has prompted scrutiny of their connections to Epstein, with Comer noting Levine's frequent appearances in Epstein's records. Both men have denied the allegations, with Fekkai's representative asserting he never abused anyone. This development highlights ongoing concerns regarding Epstein's network and the accountability of those involved.
Key Details: • Sarah Kellen alleges abuse by Frederic Fekkai and Philip Levine. • Comer’s letter to DOJ emphasizes the need for investigation into these claims. • Kellen's testimony includes incidents from 2000-2003. • Fekkai and Levine have publicly denied the allegations against them.