A new political attack ad has surfaced featuring Sky Roberts and Amanda Roberts, the brother and sister-in-law of the late Virginia Giuffre, a prominent accuser of Jeffrey Epstein. In the advertisement, the couple expresses frustration with Colorado Republican Congressman Jeff Crank, alleging that he refused to meet with them to discuss the release of federal investigative files concerning Epstein’s criminal network.

The core of the criticism centers on a procedural vote where Crank voted to block a measure aimed at releasing Epstein-related federal documents. The ad frames this vote as a lack of transparency regarding the high-profile case. However, the record shows that Crank subsequently supported the Epstein Files Transparency Act, which passed with near-unanimous support and authorized the release of a significant tranche of government documents.

The Guardian reports that the family members are using the ad to pressure the congressman over his legislative history regarding the case. While the ad highlights the initial vote to block the release, it does not emphasize Crank’s later support for the bipartisan legislation that ultimately facilitated the document disclosure. The situation highlights the ongoing political sensitivity surrounding the Epstein case and how legislative procedural votes are being utilized in campaign messaging to challenge incumbents.