A survivor in the Epstein files is alleging something deeply disturbing: that the system designed to support the survivors was designed against them.
She says they failed her — and Virginia Giuffre, who died last year after fighting decades to expose this network.
She even details that one of the lawyers assigned to help her sodomized her.
These are allegations that demand scrutiny.
Read it carefully. This is what institutional failure sounds like to those who lived through it.
A survivor writes to the FBI and attorneys connected to the case, repeatedly begging to be heard. She is heartbroken after Virginia Giuffre’s death
One email reads:
Friday, April 25, 2025, 8:14 PM
This email is meant to honor a true hero — a woman I would have given anything to hug, anything to have as a daughter. She inspired my art for over seven years. She was a beautiful mother and a hero to me. This is the deepest sadness my heart has ever felt.
She suffered endlessly. I hope those responsible feel profound shame.
The past few years have been a nightmare for us. Even the day after my brain radiation surgery, I received a cold call. I begged for mercy, but it felt like my pain was treated as something clever or amusing.
All of you are not worth my breath. I tried to protect my hero, and you laughed at me. Be ashamed.
Stop abusing victims. Stop spreading conspiracies about Epstein and others when you were never there. You harmed my hero — she is dead. Are you happy?
Some people used her until she was completely worn down and never told her they loved her. Instead, they continued to use her for personal gain.
My report to the FBI was erased this week, and I wonder if that was intentional. Is the goal to push people toward despair?
Those who took ownership of our suffering erased us and treated our case like a game.
What will it take for lawyers, the FBI, and media figures to behave responsibly?
I lived in constant fear that she would be harmed. Now I am demanding that everyone do right by her and honor her name.
Stop elevating journalists and conspiracy promoters who exploited our suffering.
I blame myself for answering the phone. I blame those who, in my view, contributed to her decline. None of you will be forgiven by my sister and me.
Do your jobs. Tell the world how brave this woman was.
Honor her — for the love of God — honor my hero.
More here justice.gov/epstein/files/…
More of her pleas: justice.gov/epstein/files/…
I don’t want to hear “she’s crazy” she was trying to speak up for thirty years.
justice.gov/epstein/files/…
“Will I survive long enough?”
In this letter, she accuses the FBI of ignoring her reports, alleges she was mistreated by lawyers tied to her case, and says her role in exposing abuse was erased while others were compensated.
She ends with a plea: “Someone please do something.”
justice.gov/epstein/files/…
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