The House Oversight Committee has intensified its inquiry into matters related to Jeffrey Epstein. On Friday, the committee issued two subpoenas to Leon Black, a billionaire investor known for his past association with Epstein. This move indicates a heightened effort to secure information from individuals connected to the disgraced financier.

The committee’s chairman noted that the subpoenas were issued after Black declined to provide answers about non-disclosure agreements. Black was seen at the Capitol for a closed-door meeting with the committee, emphasizing the serious nature of the investigation.

These steps are part of a broader investigation into Epstein’s activities and his network. The committee continues to seek cooperation from those linked to Epstein to gather crucial information on his crimes.