More than six years after Jeffrey Epstein's death, newly released files have reopened long-standing questions about who was protected, who was believed, and who was ignored.
A new set of documents has placed Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor back under scrutiny, as survivors and advocates argue that warnings raised years ago were dismissed until it was too late. Speaking after the release, Epstein survivor Marina Lacerda said the renewed attention only underscores how Virginia Giuffre's allegations were sidelined for years.
