In a significant development in the congressional investigation into Jeffrey Epstein, Sarah Kellen, his long-time assistant, provided testimony to the House Oversight Committee, naming three men she accuses of sexual abuse. Kellen described herself as a victim of Epstein's abuse, claiming it occurred weekly and at times turned violent. The men named include Frederic Fekkai, a celebrity hairstylist; Philip Levine, a former mayor of Miami Beach; and Patrick Demarchelier, a French fashion photographer. Kellen alleged that Fekkai and Levine sexually assaulted her, while Demarchelier reportedly exposed himself to her. Kellen's testimony has been characterized by committee chairman James Comer as a 'promising lead' in the investigation. He expressed optimism about the direction of the probe, noting that these allegations were previously unknown to the committee. Responses from the accused have been swift, with Fekkai's representative denying the claims and Levine acknowledging a brief acquaintance with Epstein. Comer criticized the Justice Department for its delayed investigation, stating that Kellen's testimony highlights failures in addressing the victims' needs. Kellen also mentioned Epstein's ties to former President Donald Trump, although she did not witness any inappropriate conduct involving Trump.