The leading investigator into the Jeffrey Epstein case on Capitol Hill is feeling apprehensive that his extensive work might not achieve the impact he hopes for.

James Comer, the House Oversight Committee Chairman and a Republican from Kentucky, has been diligently examining emails, letters, and personal items linked to the infamous Epstein since July.

Comer’s investigation centers on the government’s handling of Epstein’s legal matters, the circumstances surrounding his 2019 death deemed a suicide in a New York federal prison, his sex trafficking network, and any potential misconduct involving public officials.

This comprehensive inquiry has resulted in subpoenas for Justice Department documents, details regarding Epstein’s financial dealings and estate, as well as depositions from some of Epstein’s close associates, including former President Bill Clinton and his wife, Hillary Clinton.

To date, Comer’s investigation has uncovered over 65,000 pages of documents related to Epstein, providing insight into the enigmatic financier’s ties to influential figures and the operation of his illicit trafficking enterprise.

For many congressional investigators, these findings would represent significant triumphs, particularly following the recent congressional approval of a bill compelling the Department of Justice to release additional documents that could support the ongoing committee investigation.

But Comer, 53, is clearly dissatisfied. 

‘I fear the report will be like the Warren Report,’ the chairman told Politico. ‘Nobody will ever believe it.’

House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer vented to Politico ‘nobody will ever believe’ a final government report on Jeffrey Epstein 

The Oversight panel has obtained massive tranches of Jeffrey Epstein’s personal emails. In the one above, the pedophile discusses Bill Clinton and poetry  

Epstein with esteemed lawyer and former Harvard professor Alan Dershowitz

The Warren Report that Comer mentioned is the official record of President John F. Kennedy’s 1964 assassination, led by Chief Justice Earl Warren. 

The Kentuckian’s point: some people may never believe the government’s official story. 

So too the Epstein saga has become so entrenched in the American zeitgeist, looming in the shroud of mystery without answers for so long, that large swathes of the public – if not the majority – will not believe the government’s official account.

Comer admitted to Politico that’s partly why he ‘wasn’t excited about doing the investigation.’

‘There’s so many conspiracy theories,’ he added. 

Democrats have also worked to distort the committee’s findings, he told the Daily Mail. 

‘Democrats are shamefully trying to distort the investigation by lying about witness testimony, selectively leaking documents, and doctoring emails,’ Comer told the Daily Mail in a statement. ‘This undermines the transparency and accountability we are trying to deliver for Americans and the survivors.’ 

The top investigator is also noncommittal when it comes to producing his own final report on Epstein, akin to Warren’s past efforts, saying it ‘eventually, I would assume.’

American businessman and ex-president Donald Trump, Belgian model Ingrid Seynhaeve, and American businessman Jeffrey Epstein attend the Victoria’s Secret ‘Angels’ party on April 28, 1997 in New York City. Comer’s probe has released files of Epstein’s where he mentions Trump

Female lawmakers on the Oversight panel have been tasked with speaking to Epstein’s survivors, like Alicia Arden, pictured above

The committee recently requested Epstein-linked records from JPMorgan Chase and Deutsche Bank as part of the probe. In addition, the lawmakers have asked the attorney general of the US Virgin Islands to turn over materials relating to Epstein’s islands. 

To elicit answers about the perpetrators behind the crimes, Comer said he’s asked female lawmakers on the committee to meet with survivors of Epstein’s abuse. 

‘If there is no Epstein list, and the American people expect us to compose an Epstein list, if we don’t get any names from the victims, it’s going to be hard to do,’ the Republican admitted. 

However, the chairman also has to worry about angering Trump – especially after some of the files he dug up were used by Democrats to slam the president. 

Liberal lawmakers published excerpts from one of Epstein’s birthday books, which contained a drawing allegedly scribbled by the president.

The Oversight Committee did not immediately respond to a request for comment.