Julie K. Brown

finally come forward and say, look, they're hiding this or they're hiding that.

But, you know, we'll see.

I mean, this whole thing is so chaotic, the way that they're doing it, that I think it's being done this way on purpose.

Keep people confused, off guard, just kind of not knowing.

I mean, it's hard for me to figure out these files.

So if it's hard for someone like me, could you imagine, I mean, just the regular public or a media influencer who doesn't know the history of the case, it's even more difficult to find out what's important here.

Well, what I saw was, when I started this whole case way back in 2016, and as I investigated, I could see how these victims were betrayed consistently, not only by Epstein and its lawyers and the private investigators that tailed them and made their life hell, but

In some cases, even their own lawyers, in some cases, betrayed them.

Their families betrayed them.

The prosecutors betrayed them.

The FBI agents who promised them that they were going to arrest him betrayed them.

And now what I can see in here is

They told me that, okay?

There was some evidence of that that I could show in my original reporting, but now I can see it even more.

I mean, there is an email in there from the lead prosecutor in Florida,

this really breaks my heart, I hope I don't cry, but there is an email in there where she says to one of her bosses, we've got to get support for these women.

They want closure on this case.

I just presented it before the grand jury and I had to take a break and I

I took a break and I came back in the grand jury room and I overheard a grand juror say, wow, I'm really glad they're presenting this still because I thought they were going to whitewash it.

Right.