U.S. House of Representatives votes to hold billionaire Blake in contempt of Congress
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- House of Representatives has voted to hold billionaire Leon Black in contempt of Congress for ignoring congressional subpoenas related to the Epstein investigation.
- Black, a business partner of Epstein who left Apollo Global Management after a relationship trial in 2021, denied wrongdoing.
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Why It Matters
布莱克曾是爱泼斯坦的商业伙伴,2021年因与爱泼斯坦的关系受到审查后离开他联合创办的阿波罗全球管理公司。他曾在2026年6月出席众议院监督委员会作证,但被问及保密协议后中途离场。
According to the BBC, on September 17, a U.S. House of Representatives vote found billionaire Leon Blake disrespecting Congress for ignoring Congressional bills related to the investigation into the Epstein case. It was reported that Blake was a business partner with Epstein and he did not comply with a filing by the previous House Oversight Committee, which required him to testify and submit documents relating to Epstein. Following confirmation of the bill's resolution, Chairman James Coker said: "No one can override the law".
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众议院监督委员会可能采取进一步法律行动以强制布莱克遵守传票
Possible · Within weeks
Open Questions
- 布莱克是否将面临法律制裁
- 爱泼斯坦案调查是否会因此获得新进展
- 众议院是否将进一步传唤其他相关人士







