The last person to see Jeffrey Epstein alive has arrived at Capitol Hill for a closed-door, in-person testimony before members of Congress, multiple reports say. The witness is expected to provide information related to Epstein’s death in jail, which continues to be the focus of official and public scrutiny. The testimony is described as confidential and part of congressional efforts to understand the circumstances surrounding how and when Epstein died while in custody.
The reporting emphasizes that the witness role is tied specifically to being the final person who saw Epstein alive. Details of what the witness will say, the exact timeframe of any interactions, and the questions to be asked are not provided in the available excerpts. The accounts frame the event as “secret” or “closed-door,” indicating that the hearing’s contents are not being made public immediately.
Overall, the sources align that a key witness—identified as the last person to see Epstein alive—appears for a private congressional proceeding connected to the circumstances of his jail death.
