Epstein Survivor Anouska de Georgiou Tells All
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What experiences did Anouska de Georgiou have as an Epstein survivor?
For those who have been following our coverage here of the Epstein files and our coverage of Epstein survivors, you know that I had done a lot of reporting on a survivor by the name of Anushka de Georgia. And from the years of 1993 on for about six years where the sexual abuse, physical abuse, violence was at its worst, Jeffrey Epstein, his co-conspirator Ghislaine Maxwell, engaged in horrors to Anushka de Georgia. I want to bring on Anushka because after I reported on Anushka, Anushka and I met and I wanted, and we started having conversations about the files well before they were produced and the importance to the community of survivors to these documents being released. Anoushka, it's an honor to have you here and to have you be able to tell your story on our platform, which I think is really important.
I wanna take people back and I wanna hear from you about you know those years what's happened since then the prosecutions the arrests but let's just start with where we are right now as we are in early february a partial release of the epstein files was released last week on friday three million documents we know there's still more that are being concealed and covered up which could be tens of millions of pages because the documents have multiple pages trump's department of justice says they're not going to be releasing anything that they're done they have not produced a report about their redactions or why they are withholding certain documents and producing others and the survivors including yourself have come forward and talked about the re-traumatization by this trump department of justice where they provide identifying information personal information about you and other survivors that can be read in these files when they had one job which was to protect the identity of survivors so so with that
Just to build that foundation. I just want to hear from you first about your reaction to the release of the partial release of the files and the way Donald Trump's Department of Justice has handled it and Trump's statements.
Okay, thank you so much, Ben. And I really appreciate you covering this and being so compassionate towards myself and my fellow survivors. The recent dump of files, I'm just kind of horrified by.
How did the Trump administration impact Epstein survivors?
And it's a kind of re-traumatization that... In some ways, I mean, because, you know, the worst, the actual experiencing it is over, experiencing the abuse, but the fact that the very people who are meant to lead this country, who are meant to protect the innocent and the vulnerable and stand up for those who can't stand up for themselves, have completely re-traumatized us. It's, I mean, it's like being raped by the Department of Justice. because we are exposed, we're vulnerable. I mean, I'll just speak for myself, but when I was contacted by a journalist via my attorneys, Brad Edwards and Brittany Henderson, and they said, you know, because I had said, oh, is there anything about me in the release of the files?
And honestly, I had no idea that some of these documents even existed. So when they said yes, and then they sent me the documents, I mean, I had to pull over, I was driving, and I was on a retreat with my daughter, and I had to stop, and I looked at these documents, and everything went into slow motion because my addresses, my driver's license with my picture, my signature, my phone numbers, notes from the government that were... I mean, I was compelled to give testimony in the Maxwell trial, and therefore I was also compelled to give an honest... an honest, you know, amount of information on my life and notes on everything personal that had ever happened to me. And all those were released. And you can't put that back in, you know?
There are other survivors who I know have been exposed in a way that may be far more injurious because they had previously always been anonymous. And just to be clear, You know, many people have written to me on social media and said, well, if you're already out and talking about being a survivor with your own name, then what's wrong with having your information out there?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What experiences did Anouska de Georgiou have as an Epstein survivor?
0:00–2:51
2
How did the Trump administration impact Epstein survivors?
2:51–5:18
3
What was Anouska's reaction to the release of the Epstein files?
5:18–7:03
4
How did Anouska first meet Ghislaine Maxwell?
7:03–8:00
5
What grooming tactics did Ghislaine use on Anouska?
8:00–10:44
6
What were the circumstances surrounding Anouska's experiences in Palm Beach?
10:44–13:00
7
How did Anouska cope with the trauma of her experiences?
13:00–15:32
8
What are Anouska's thoughts on Ghislaine Maxwell's trial and sentencing?
15:32–50:59
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