Summary
Victims of Jeffrey Epstein gathered at the U.S. Capitol to share their experiences of abuse and urge lawmakers to release more documents about Epstein and his associates. The group is creating a confidential list of people connected to Epstein, aiming to bring about more transparency and justice for the victims. Efforts are underway to release more files from the Epstein investigation, but most information so far has already been public.
Key Facts
- Epstein accusers spoke at the U.S. Capitol, sharing their experiences and calling for the release of more files related to Epstein.
- The victims are compiling a private list of people they claim were involved with Epstein.
- Nine women shared their stories during a public event, detailing their abuse by Epstein.
- Many victims fear retaliation if they openly name individuals associated with Epstein.
- Lawyers for the victims worry about legal or physical threats against those who speak out.
- Recently, 33,000 pages and several videos related to Epstein have been made public, but most were already known.
- The Department of Justice reportedly holds around 100,000 pages of material on Epstein.
- There are ongoing calls for transparency to ensure justice for Epstein's victims.
