Epstein Victim Rips Todd Blanche for Meeting With Maxwell Over Survivors
Summary
Epstein survivor Dani Bensky told senators that the Department of Justice (DOJ) repeatedly exposed her personal information in public releases of Epstein case files. Bensky criticized Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche for meeting with Ghislaine Maxwell but refusing to meet with survivors, which has affected his chances of permanent appointment.Key Facts
- Dani Bensky said her name and personal details appeared in multiple public releases of Epstein case files by the DOJ.
- The DOJ did not remove her information until months after Blanche claimed the data had been fixed immediately.
- Survivors reported receiving threats, job losses, and privacy violations after their information was exposed.
- Todd Blanche met with Ghislaine Maxwell for about nine hours but did not meet with any survivors.
- Survivors found out about Maxwell’s transfer to a low-security prison only through news reports, with no explanation or outreach.
- Blanche said he was prohibited from meeting survivors with lawyers, but senators disputed this claim.
- Senator Thom Tillis said he will not support Blanche’s nomination unless Blanche meets with survivors.
- Democratic Senator Dick Durbin also said Blanche should not get a vote without meeting the survivors first.
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