Public shaming and shunning can be a form of accountability for men associated with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, advocates say, as survivors continue to seek justice for crimes against them.
The recent release of more than three million pages of documents related to Epstein's prosecution, known as the Epstein Files, has dominated headlines and exposed relationships and email conversations many would have preferred to keep secret.
Yet the documents represent about one per cent of the evidence collected during investigations by the United States FBI and the Department of Justice.
