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Public Accountability Petition

Equal justice. Full transparency. Real protection for survivors.

A bipartisan public petition calling on Congress, the Department of Justice, and federal investigators to release every non-survivor-identifying record connected to the Jeffrey Epstein investigations, prosecute every credibly implicated individual without exception, and treat the protection of survivors as a binding government obligation rather than a public-relations concern.

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100% Survivor-centered
EFTA — what actually happened

Congress passed a law. Less than 1% of the files came out.

The Epstein Files Transparency Act was the answer everyone was supposed to accept. It passed the House 427 to 1. It became Public Law 119-38. It gave the Department of Justice 30 days to release the unclassified Epstein records.

The deadline came and went. Files already in the public record were quietly pulled and re-redacted. The bulk release in January 2026 was 3.5 million of 6 million pages, heavily redacted. The Inspector General opened a compliance audit. The Attorney General who oversaw the rollout was removed in May.

The records were promised. The accountability was not written into the law.

Records released by the EFTA deadline
~6,000,000 pages ordered released. Less than 1% delivered on time.
Released by Dec 19, 2025 deadline · <1%Still hidden or redacted · >99%
427–1House vote on EFTA
3.5M / 6MBulk Jan release pages, heavily redacted
  1. Nov 2025House passes EFTA 427–1. President signs. Becomes Pub. L. 119-38.
  2. Dec 19, 202530-day release deadline arrives. Less than 1% of records out.
  3. Jan 30, 2026Bulk release: ~3.5M of 6M pages, heavily redacted. Files quietly re-redacted.
  4. Apr 2026Inspector General opens compliance audit of DOJ rollout.
  5. May 2026Attorney General who oversaw EFTA implementation removed from office.
The PURGE Act — five titles, one purpose

The bill draws a hard line. Two tiers of consequences.

The PURGE Act was drafted by Anazao Solutions and is open-license. Any Member of Congress can introduce it. It splits accountability into two tracks: civil removal for the cover-up officials who shielded the files, and federal trafficking prosecution — under the laws that already exist — for the people who actually trafficked or abused children.

Tier 1 · Civil
Cover-up officials

Removal from office. 10-year ban from any federal office. Hiss Act pension forfeiture. Mandatory OPR + State Bar referral.

Tier 2 · Criminal
Traffickers and abusers

Federal prosecution under existing 18 U.S.C. § 1591. Mandatory minimum 10 years. Maximum life in prison. No exemption for office.

Title I

Predator Disclosure & Public Registry

Every federal officeholder and candidate files a sworn disclosure of substantive contact with the Epstein-Maxwell network. Violations trigger removal, a 10-year federal-office ban, pension forfeiture, OPR + Bar referral, and permanent entry in a public Registry of Findings maintained by the National Archives (§ 110).

Civil tier · Public registry
Title II

Unmasking & Prosecution

DOJ must file a quarterly co-conspirator investigation report. If it refuses, a Special Counsel is auto-appointed under 28 C.F.R. § 600 to bring federal trafficking charges under 18 U.S.C. § 1591.

Criminal tier
Title IV

Restitution

Assets are frozen on enactment. Sworn 60-day inventory in S.D.N.Y. Civil forfeiture. Liquidation. Proceeds go into the Victim Restitution Fund. Survivors paid first, by federal court order.

Survivor-direct
Title III

Government-wide

Disclosure regime covers Congress, the Executive Office of the President, Senate-confirmed appointees, and federal contractors above a threshold. DOJ line attorneys get whistleblower protection.

All offices
Title V

Exposure

Amends the Crime Victims' Rights Act. Mandatory victim notification before any plea, NPA, DPA, or immunity grant in a trafficking case. 14-day victim comment period. Right to set aside agreements made in violation.

CVRA amendment
The Demands

Five demands. One for each title of the bill.

By signing, you are demanding Congress introduce and pass the PURGE Act, and demanding the Department of Justice and federal courts execute the consequences the bill creates. Every demand below maps directly to a title of the bill.

  1. Pass Title I — Predator Disclosure & Public Registry

    Every federal officeholder and federal candidate must file a sworn disclosure of any substantive contact with the Epstein-Maxwell trafficking network. Knowingly lying or obstructing EFTA compliance must trigger removal from office, a 10-year federal-office ban, Hiss Act pension forfeiture, and mandatory referral to the Office of Professional Responsibility and the official's State bar. § 110 establishes a permanent, searchable Public Registry of Findings of Violation at the National Archives — cross-referenced into OPM, SAM.gov, the LDA lobbying registry, and the Office of Government Ethics. No expungement. Due process first under § 107(h).

  2. Pass Title II — Force the Prosecutions

    The Department of Justice must file a quarterly co-conspirator investigation report with the House and Senate Judiciary Committees. If DOJ refuses, a Special Counsel must be automatically appointed under 28 C.F.R. § 600 with authority to bring federal trafficking charges under 18 U.S.C. § 1591 — mandatory 10-year minimum, maximum life — against every credibly implicated person, regardless of office.

  3. Pass Title IV — Asset Seizure and Survivor Restitution

    The Epstein-Maxwell estate and every co-conspirator's covered assets — real estate, investment accounts, trusts, holding companies, foreign accounts — must be frozen on enactment, inventoried under oath in the Southern District of New York within 60 days, and liquidated through civil forfeiture. Proceeds must fund a court-supervised Victim Restitution Fund. Direct victims paid first.

  4. Pass Title III — Government-wide Disclosure and DOJ Whistleblower Protection

    The disclosure regime must reach Congress, the Executive Office of the President, Senate-confirmed appointees, and federal contractors above a threshold. DOJ line attorneys who refuse to apply unlawful redactions or who report a violation in good faith must be protected from retaliation, reassignment, or clearance revocation.

  5. Pass Title V — Crime Victims' Rights Act Amendment

    Amend the CVRA so the secret 2008 non-prosecution agreement cannot happen again. Require mandatory victim notification before any plea, NPA, DPA, or immunity grant in a trafficking case. Guarantee a 14-day victim comment period. Guarantee victims the right to ask a federal court to set aside any agreement entered in violation.

From petition to legislation

The demands are already a bill.

Anazao Solutions drafted the PURGE Act of 2026 — Predator Unmasking, Restitution, and Government-wide Exposure Act — to convert the public mandate into statute with enforcement that EFTA never had. The full text, section-by-section, press release, and sponsor cover letter are open-license and ready for any Member of Congress to introduce.

EFTA ordered the records released. Less than 1% came out. The PURGE Act is the enforcement law.

Read about the PURGE Act
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Your signature joins a public record delivered to relevant members of Congress, the U.S. Department of Justice, and applicable state attorneys general.

This is a civic petition, not a partisan one. Republican, Democrat, independent, none of the above — every signature counts the same.

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Once confirmed, your signature joins a public accountability record that Anazao Solutions will deliver to relevant members of Congress, the U.S. Department of Justice, and applicable state attorneys general at the end of each calendar quarter.

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By the numbers

A growing public record, state by state.

Every signature is a constituent on the public record. The leaderboard below updates with each batch of signatures verified and added to the petition delivery file.

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Good to know

Questions, answered plainly.

If something below does not address your question, write to admin@anazaosolutions.com. Real people read every message.

What is this petition?

This is a public accountability petition. It asks Congress, the U.S. Department of Justice, and federal investigators to release every non-survivor-identifying record related to the Jeffrey Epstein investigations, apply criminal law equally to every credibly implicated adult, and strengthen federal protection for survivors.

Who is this petition for?

Any U.S. resident eighteen years or older who believes the rule of law should apply equally regardless of wealth, citizenship, profession, or political connection. This petition is not affiliated with any political party, candidate, or campaign committee.

How will my signature be used?

Your name, state, and the affirmation that you support the petition will be included in the public delivery file that Anazao Solutions submits to relevant members of Congress, the U.S. Department of Justice, and applicable state attorneys general at the end of each calendar quarter. Your email and ZIP code are used internally to verify the signature and to send campaign updates if you opted in. They are not included in the public delivery file.

Is this an official government petition or ballot measure?

No. This is an advocacy petition organized by Anazao Solutions LLC, a private Idaho company. It is not a ballot initiative, a referendum, an official rule-making comment, or a legal filing. It does not commit any government body to act. Its purpose is to make the public demand for accountability visible and measurable.

Does signing imply any criminal accusation against a specific person?

No. The petition makes no claim about the guilt or innocence of any individual not already convicted in a court of law. It asks the government to apply due process equally and to make the underlying investigative record public to the extent the law allows. Signers are not making accusations against any named person.

Why is Anazao Solutions hosting this?

Anazao Solutions is a small Idaho consulting firm that works on public policy, compliance, and systems design for civic clients. The firm's stated mission is "building stronger communities through stronger systems." A justice system that bends for the powerful is the opposite of that.

Can I withdraw my signature later?

Yes. Email admin@anazaosolutions.com from the address you signed with and the signature will be removed from the next delivery batch. Removal requests are processed within five business days.

Plain-language disclaimer. This is an advocacy petition hosted by Anazao Solutions LLC, a private company. It is not a government ballot petition, an official legal filing, an indictment, or a sworn statement. The petition does not assert that any specific individual has committed a crime that has not been adjudicated by a court of law. Personal information collected here is used only for campaign communications, signature verification, and delivery of the petition results, subject to the site's privacy practices. Anazao Solutions does not sell, rent, or trade signer information.

How this petition moves.

A petition is not a request for permission. It is a record. The work below converts that record into action that government cannot ignore without political cost. Every step is published in the open so signers can hold the campaign accountable to its own plan.

01 · Build

Signature targets per state

Targets scale with population so signatures translate into delegation-weighted political pressure. A signer is a constituent on the record — the threshold is the number that makes ignoring the record electorally costly.

  • Tier A (large states): 0.05% of voting-age population
  • Tier B (medium states): 1,000 confirmed minimum
  • Tier C (small states / territories): 250 confirmed minimum
  • Idaho home-state target: 5,000 confirmed by Q4
02 · Deliver

Delivery cadence

Delivery is on a fixed schedule so it cannot be quietly buried. Each batch is sent by certified mail with a delivery receipt published to the website.

  • Quarterly delivery: March 31, June 30, Sept 30, Dec 31
  • Recipients: every signer’s two U.S. senators, House member, state AG, governor
  • Federal targets: DOJ Public Integrity Section, House and Senate Judiciary Committees
  • Interim deliveries triggered by any related congressional vote or DOJ filing
03 · Pressure

Media plan

Earned media multiplies signatures and forces an on-record response. Press is staged — announcement, milestone, delivery, response — so the campaign owns four news cycles a year, not one.

  • Launch release to Idaho Statesman, Idaho Capital Sun, AP Boise bureau
  • Op-ed placement at each 1,000-signature milestone
  • Quarterly delivery press conference at the Idaho Statehouse rotunda
  • Short-form video documentation on TikTok and YouTube of every delivery
  • FOIA / Idaho public-records requests filed against any official refusing to respond
04 · Follow-on

What happens next

Signatures are the first action, not the only one. The follow-on track converts signers into constituents who show up where decisions are actually made.

  • In-district meeting requests with every signer’s House member each recess
  • APA § 553(e) petitions for rulemaking filed with DOJ and relevant agencies
  • Coordinated testimony at Idaho legislative committee hearings
  • Ballot-initiative pathway evaluated for Idaho under Const. Art. III § 1
  • Coalition outreach to state-level accountability and survivor-rights organizations

Per-state signature targets

Targets are public so progress can be tracked. Counts on the leaderboard above show confirmed signatures only — unconfirmed signatures are not counted. A state hits its target when its confirmed total meets or exceeds the number below.

Tier States Target Rationale
A CA, TX, FL, NY, PA, IL, OH, GA, NC, MI 0.05% of voting-age population (typically 8,000 – 19,000) Largest delegations — needed for committee leverage
B VA, WA, AZ, MA, TN, IN, MO, MD, WI, CO, MN, SC, AL, LA, KY, OR, OK, CT, UT, IA, NV, AR, MS, KS 1,000 confirmed minimum Mid-size states where one full delegation can move a House bill
C NM, NE, WV, ID, HI, NH, ME, MT, RI, DE, SD, ND, AK, VT, WY, DC + AS/GU/MP/PR/VI 250 confirmed minimum Smaller delegations — thresholds focus on per-capita visibility
Idaho ID (home-state focus) 5,000 confirmed by Q4 2026 Anazao Solutions is Idaho-based — home-state delivery sets the precedent

Targets are the campaign’s commitment, not a requirement to sign. A single signature is still a constituent on the record and is delivered to that signer’s federal and state representatives in the next quarterly batch.

Now ask your three Members of Congress to pass it.

Signing is the record. The next step is the ask. Two Senators. One Representative. One constituent letter sent to each office this week. Find your reps, copy the pre-written letter, and send it to all three.

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Justice without exception. Transparency without delay.

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