The House Oversight Committee chairwoman implored Washington Commanders owner Dan Snyder to reconsider his decision not to testify at a hearing next week, also saying Snyder's reasons for rejecting their invitation were based on inaccuracies.
Chairwoman Carolyn Maloney (D-NY) sent a six-page letter to Snyder's attorney, Karen Patten Seymour, saying Snyder could testify virtually at the June 22 hearing, like NFL commissioner Roger Goodell will do. Maloney gave Snyder 9 a.m. Monday deadline to change his mind after what she termed were "additional accommodations."
Congress started investigating Snyder in October, approximately four months after the NFL concluded its own investigation.