00:00Another question that people want to know is who was involved here because Jeffrey Epstein was
00:05arrested and was sitting in jail until he died over charges of sex trafficking. These crimes
00:10allegedly involved minors. Ghislaine Maxwell, his accomplice, is still sitting in jail right now for
00:17sex trafficking crimes, sex crimes related to minors. And so I think a big question that people
00:23have is if they were operating really this global sex trafficking ring, who else was involved
00:29aside from them? And where is the justice? Where are they going to get in trouble? I mean,
00:34the one question you had in The New York Times is who were the clients implicated in Mr. Epstein's
00:39sex trafficking operation? How are we going to get answers to that?
00:44Well, that is, of course, at the, you know, at the top of the list in terms of what the public
00:50really wants to know. And we know from the evidence logs that there was the contents of
00:56more than 40 computers that Jeffrey Epstein had across all of his homes and in his office in the
01:03Virgin Islands. And what's the content of those computers? Are there databases in terms of they
01:12may not necessarily be a client list with a list of names of men that Jeffrey Epstein put out some of
01:19his victims to, but I would think that we could generate a list of questionable individuals who not
01:30only Jeffrey Epstein associated with, but may have actually taken part in the sex trafficking. And I am
01:38interested in looking into the files of trying to understand what the FBI did in terms of trying to
01:47corroborate the accounts of several victims who referenced other men. This goes beyond his chief accuser,
01:57Virginia Giuffre, who said that she had been trafficked to Prince Andrew, one, you know, a member of the
02:05royal family. Andrew, of course, has denied any wrongdoing. He denied, he's denied even knowing or meeting
02:13Virginia Giuffre, even though there's a photo that shows them together. He was sued by her and he paid
02:21an out-of-court settlement to her of many millions of dollars. I want to know what the FBI did and is
02:31this included in the files that would show what actions they took to look into the allegations and
02:36claims made by the various victims? Did they put any of these men under surveillance? Did they attempt to
02:45contact them? Did they look into their phone records or emails? It's extremely important to understand
02:56that this case goes back to when the Palm Beach Police first alerted the FBI after their initial
03:05investigation in 2006. The FBI came in and did an initial investigation and were going to file 50
03:16counts of charges against Jeffrey Epstein. Now, of course, as the American public knows,
03:23Alexander Acosta, who was the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District in Florida,
03:28hammered out a non-prosecution agreement with Jeffrey Epstein's lawyers. And so Jeffrey Epstein only had
03:38to plead guilty to two state charges of prostitution and prostitution of solicitation of a minor in which
03:48he received only a sentence of 18 months in jail. And in fact, he only served 13 months in the county
03:56lockup. And during a lot of that time, he was allowed out on work release. So it's been called
04:03a slap on the on the wrist sentence. And Jeffrey Epstein dismissed it afterwards and said,
04:11what I did is no worse than stealing a bagel. But the FBI continued their investigation,
04:19particularly after the Miami Herald published its perversion of justice series on him and and the
04:29details of that sweetheart deal that took place in 2008. And so they interviewed new victims or they
04:38interviewed victims for the first time that they had not spoken to before. We need to see those documents.
04:44We need to see. I'm completely fine with the redaction of the victims names. I'm even fine
04:51with the redaction of third party names. But I would like to see the specifics of the investigation that
04:58we could learn from the Epstein FBI files that could tell us the various moves that the FBI made
05:06or maybe didn't make. And if they didn't make those moves, there's some explaining to do. Did they receive
05:13additional pressure from high up not to investigate certain people? We know that victims have named
05:21politicians in the US. They've named individual politicians from other countries. They've named
05:33people in the science community in America. Very important people had been named by these victims in
05:42terms of taking part in this sex trafficking. And I want to know what the FBI did or didn't do to
05:50investigate these men.
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