Julie K. Brown

Even the jurors knew that there was a good chance.

And then she's saying, I've got to get help for the victims.

They want closure.

One of them tried committing suicide this past week.

Could you imagine you're handling a case and one of your witnesses tries to commit suicide?

I mean, if that's not a sign that the Justice Department was not doing its job, it's that.

Because these were girls, remember, back then.

They were 14, 15 years old.

16-year-old girls, and they had virtually no counseling, no victim support.

They said that they had gotten a grant to get someone to help them, and the people that were assigned to the case were based in Maryland.

I don't even think we had Zoom back in 2005.

This was 2007.

So no.

I mean, but doesn't this also show that they weren't serious about this case if they're not protecting the victims?

You know, they were never serious about this case.

Or Epstein made it so that they...

sort of pressured them enough to just sort of let the case go, you know, whitewash it, which is what they did.

Well, he was very close to Barack, who was a former Israeli prime minister.

In fact, you know, it

In court records, we have seen that he's been accused of being involved with some of these young women and girls.