A woman who helped put Jeffrey Epstein behind bars broke her silence after years - as other survivors have detailed plans to create their own "client list" of people involved in his heinous crimes.
Calls for increased transparency around the Epstein Files have grown since July, when the Justice Department released a memo stating no further disclosures were warranted and there was no evidence to support the existence of a "client list." That decision led to immediate backlash from both sides of the political aisle who demanded more information. On Tuesday, more files were released by Congress about the investigation. Today, victims are set to speak in Washington, D.C., about Epstein and the FBI handling of the case.
