URGING THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES AND UNITED STATES CONGRESS TO TAKE ACTION TO RELEASE ALL FEDERAL RECORDS RELATED TO THE JEFFREY EPSTEIN INVESTIGATIONS WITH LIMITED REDACTIONS SOLELY TO PROTECT THE PRIVACY AND SAFETY OF VICTIMS.

Summary

The Hawaii Senate concurrent resolution asks the President and Congress to make every federal document about the Jeffrey Epstein investigations public, except for redactions needed to protect victims’ identities and safety. It also calls on Congress to investigate anyone named in those files and require them to testify. The measure seeks greater transparency for survivors and the public while safeguarding victim privacy.

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