What’s your source for the 200 hundred number.
Every source i used citeds the DOJ
It wasn’t facebook, but might as well have been. abc news
That’s just who one lawyer represents, not all the victims
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This morning, when I woke up I had no idea exactly how many Epstein victims there were, but I knew the number from the Rape Gang Report, so I quickly (without due diligence) searched for the number of Epstein victims. Now I know there were probably around 1,000 women who have not received justice, and never will. An opinion I have shared before. A damn shame, as is the exploitation of women and young girls everywhere. This latest horrible case of many thousands of women being groomed and brutally raped just furthers the lack of faith anyone can have to bring ANY of these men to justice.
A victims’ compensation fund set up for Epstein’s accusers – some as young as 14 years old at the time of their abuse – paid out more than $120 million to 150 people as of August 2021
I have more faith justice will occur in England than with the Epstein victims. Money sure can buy anything in America.
Its already begun over there-
Task Force Arrests: The UK Child Sexual Exploitation Task Force made 597 arrests in a recent 9-month period.Historical Case Reviews: The National Crime Agency (NCA) is actively reviewing over 1,200 previously dropped group-based abuse and gang rape cases. This has already led to several men appearing in court in connection to historical child sexual exploitation and trafficking
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Agree Epstein is still a big issue and is far from dead.
Seriously, you think Facebook and Abcnews have the same reporting standards ?
That’s a wild take.
No.
Ok, good, I totally misread that statement then.
Source: The New York Times https://share.google/rqo4SYbNBwma2CAR0
JD Vance worries about Situation Room tapes being leaked to New York Times https://share.google/FfCUJOKbu2SgV5zLE
Hadn’t seen this posted yet. Why the cover up if there is no smoke?
New reporting on Epstein’s offshore money transfers.
https://www.miamiherald.com/news/nation-world/article316338915.html
I’m reminded of the term…“Water under the bridge.”
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