Maria Farmer, an artist whose warnings about Jeffrey Epstein were ignored for more than three decades, said Friday that she finally felt vindicated after the department of justice released her 1996 complaint under the epstein files transparency act. The report, which had remained buried for years, details shocking allegations that Epstein stole photographs of her 12 and 16-year-old sisters and may have sold them to others.
The farmer's lawyer confirmed to CNN that she was the person who filed the complaint. According to the report, Epstein even asked farmers to take photos of “young girls at swimming pools” and threatened to “burn her house down” if she told anyone about the images. The complaint highlights the ways in which Epstein manipulated and intimidated those around him to cover up his abusive behavior.
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