House Oversight Releases Subpoenaed Epstein Records

House Oversight Committee Democrats released redacted schedules and related records that were turned over to investigators by subpoena as part of thousands of documents produced to Congress. The pages include a Dec. 6, 2014 note referencing a potential Elon Musk trip to Epstein’s private island, a Nov. 27, 2017 lunch with Peter Thiel, a Feb. 16, 2019 breakfast with Steve Bannon, and a 2000 flight manifest and ledger entries involving Prince Andrew. The tranche contains flight logs, phone records, bank and ledger entries and daily schedules spanning decades. Committee Democrats say the records underscore Epstein’s connections to powerful figures and will aid efforts for survivors; investigators say more material will be reviewed and released after redactions to protect victims. The released pages are redacted and do not allege criminal wrongdoing or confirm that the listed meetings or trips took place. Elon Musk denied the reports on X, calling them false and accusing political opponents and the media of inventing attacks.