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Epstein Victims Demand Full Release of Case Files. Victims of Jeffrey Epstein stood on the steps of the US Capitol this week, sharing emotional accounts of abuse and demanding lawmakers release all files linked to the disgraced financier. Nine women spoke, including Lisa Phillips, who said victims are compiling a confidential list of Epstein associates believed to be involved. Others warned they still fear retaliation if they go public with names. Some recounted abuse as children, saying reports were ignored for years while Epstein and his circle continued to harm countless girls. Earlier this week, 33,000 pages of files were released, but most were already public — prompting frustration and renewed calls for transparency. Bipartisan lawmakers are now pushing to force the Justice Department to disclose everything, saying justice requires exposing those protected by wealth and power.
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