Former Slovak Justice Minister Defends Actions in Epstein Case Before US Congress
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Former Slovak Justice Minister Mária Kolíková Bondiová appeared before a US House of Representatives oversight committee to defend her handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case. During the hearing, she acknowledged making errors in redacting sensitive information from documents related to the case. Bondiová testified before the oversight committee but not under oath and without cameras present, a format that drew criticism from both Democratic lawmakers and victims of Epstein's crimes. The testimony relates to her previous role in the Slovak justice system and her involvement in processing information connected to the high-profile international sex trafficking case.