Former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton's closed‑door deposition in the Jeffrey Epstein investigation was abruptly halted after an unauthorised photograph of her inside the hearing room surfaced online, turning a tightly controlled proceeding into a flashpoint over congressional rules and political showmanship.
The disruption, during what was expected to be a routine but high‑profile interview, exposed how quickly a confidential setting can be pierced by digital leaks and deepened already sharp partisan tensions over the inquiry into Epstein's network of associates and alleged enablers.
