Julie K. Brown

And he not only said that he didn't read the victim statement, he admitted in there that he

wasn't aware of how many victims there were.

So can you imagine?

I mean, there is a big difference if you have three victims, but they had almost 40, almost 40 teenagers.

And he said he didn't know that.

How could you not know that?

You're making a decision whether to prosecute a man who is one of the most prolific pedophiles in history.

And by the way, there's a lot of argument over the word pedophile pertaining to him because

Technically, the definition of pedophilia is someone that really goes after children as in under the age of 10, pre-puberty.

But the reason why I am okay with calling it that is because the women, the girls, I'm sorry, the girls that Epstein preyed upon weren't just girls.

They were girls that looked like.

Right.

they were 12 11 9. he did not he didn't like developed girls he wanted the innocent girls that were scared because that's what he liked he got off on the fact that they were scared that's why he didn't go and pay the 300 he was paying these girls to a prostitute because he could have afforded the most high class prostitutes ever

I think the derangement that he had was that he liked the scared little girls.

He liked that.

I know it's horrible to think about, but it's important for people to understand that because a lot of people think, and including the original Palm Beach state prosecutor who didn't really even want to prosecute him at all, they considered these

girls to be prostitutes at the time.

Which is so gross.

That in of itself, it's also when you think about the girls that he preyed upon, it's even worse because they were clearly not prostitutes.

They were just girls that didn't haven't found their way yet in life and were still struggling in many ways with either their families