Julie K. Brown

So even after receiving the settlements.

No, I'm talking to victims who either, believe it or not, there are some victims around the world, for example, who don't live in our country, who don't get Epstein news around the clock like we are.

So they weren't really aware of this story as much as we are here in the U.S.

So I've heard from some victims in other countries who now are getting this information and they are coming forward and saying, yeah, I was one of those models, for example, who he brought from

XYZ country and put me up in this, you know, apartment home in Manhattan and promised to make me the next Victoria's Secret model.

And instead he just abused me.

So I'm hearing from new people, I would say at least once a week.

And, you know, they don't want to go public.

They're afraid.

You know, they look at what, for example, what happened with Marjorie Taylor Greene and how she sort of got attacked, especially, you know, by,

Trump people, and she claims she was threatened.

And these girls were already really afraid to say anything to begin with because Epstein often said, I'm going to make your life hell if you tell anybody about this.

I mean, one woman said that he really investigated them too.

I mean, he found out one woman had a mother that had cancer and he said, I'm going to give you all the medical, they were poor.

They didn't have access to great medical care.

So he promised to get her mother the care that she deserved.

So she went through with the abuse and, you know, and then she felt horrible about it.

And he said, well, that's fine.

I don't have to continue paying for your mother's medical care.

You know, that's the kind of thing he did.