Lesley Groff, a former executive assistant to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, is scheduled to participate in a closed-door, transcribed interview with the U.S. House Oversight and Reform Committee on Tuesday. Multiple outlets report that Groff worked for Epstein for nearly two decades, beginning in 2001 and ending when he was arrested in July 2019. The interview is part of the committee’s ongoing investigation into Epstein and related allegations. The Department of Justice’s release of “Epstein files” earlier this year is cited across reports, including a claim that Groff’s name appears more than 150,000 times in those documents. One account also references Groff’s descriptions from a 2021 FBI interview that was included in the DOJ materials, in which she says she was contacted by a headhunter who offered a role described as organizing “one man’s life.” Other reporting adds that Groff handled Epstein-related scheduling and appointments and that her responsibilities included arranging or coordinating meetings and services. The committee interview proceeds as a transcribed session rather than a public hearing.