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Ex-Epstein aide to testify after DOJ co-conspirator tag

6/9/2026

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Lesley Groff, former Epstein assistant, will appear in a closed-door interview before the U.S. House Oversight Committee after her name was cited in more than 160,000 Justice Department documents.
The Justice Department’s 2008 non-prosecution agreement and a later memo labeled Groff a potential co-conspirator who coordinated travel, payments and appointments for survivors.
Groff’s attorneys maintain she never witnessed illegal activity and point out that survivor lawsuits against her were dismissed.

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Lesley Groff, former Epstein assistant, will appear in a closed-door interview before the U.S. House Oversight Committee after her name was cited in more than 160,000 Justice Department documents.
The Justice Department’s 2008 non-prosecution agreement and a later memo labeled Groff a potential co-conspirator who coordinated travel, payments and appointments for survivors.
Groff’s attorneys maintain she never witnessed illegal activity and point out that survivor lawsuits against her were dismissed.