Epstein Assistant Breaks Silence Before Congress | New Claims Shock America

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[00:00:00]Back home in the United States, the Jeffrey Epstein scandal has once again returned to the national spotlight.

[00:00:06]Sarah Kellen, one of Epstein's long-time assistants, appeared before lawmakers in a closed-door congressional interview and strongly denied claims that she acted as an accomplice to the convicted sex offender. Kellen told members of the House Oversight and Reform Committee that she herself was sexually and psychologically abused by Epstein. She also said she wanted to dispel rumors, conspiracies, and tell the truth as Congress continues reviewing the broader federal investigation linked to Epstein's network. The case continues to attract intense public attention because many questions surrounding Epstein's operations, associates, and possible protection networks remain unresolved years after his death. For critics of the investigation, the central concern has always been accountability. Who knew what and who escaped scrutiny? And Kellen's testimony is unlikely to end those questions.