Julie K. Brown

And then once I got maybe five, six, seven names, I was able to figure out who their friends were through social media.

And Epstein had a strange reputation.

sort of obsession with girls that looked very, very young, blonde haired, petite, often blue eyed.

I mean, he had a type, so it wasn't hard to figure out when you look at who their friends were, who possibly else could have been a victim.

So it was a big puzzle that I sort of had to put together.

Yeah.

I wrote snail mail letters.

Yep.

I've got to address this.

And I wrote about 80 letters and I only got like two responses, but they were key.

One of the girls was in my series and she was, she was, she was a wonderful young woman who very articulate and who was key to my, to my series and,

I think it's all that.

It's a range of emotions.

You know, most of the ones that are pretty in contact regularly, they want justice.

That's why they contact me regularly.

They point things out to me that they see in the files.

Or, you know, they just want to vent.

You know, it's almost like I have another source who was involved in this story from the very beginning of this case, a law enforcement source.

And we talk all the time because it's almost like we were there from the beginning.

And this, remember, now it's been eight years.