Victims of the US sexual criminal Jeffrey Epstein called Trump to disclose all files. After years of covering up the case, the president finally had to create justice, a group of women demanded in front of the Capitol in Washington on Wednesday. They announced that they create their own list of Epstein complicates. According to their information, the billionaire and former Trump friend Epstein had abused the women until his death in 2019 and is said to have taught them to acquaintances from politics and society. Many of the then minor victims declared their silence with the great influence of the alleged perpetrators and intimidations, and even threats to death.
Haley Robson, herself a follower of Trump’s Republicans, was one of around ten women. She rejected the president’s allegation, the Epstein case was a deception of the opposition Democrats. The abuse scandal is “no deception,” said Robson, who, according to her words at the age of 16, had forced to make sex massages at the age of 16. “We are real people. This is real trauma.” The Epstein rack Lisa Phillips also announced a list of accomplices. “We will assemble the names confidentially, of which we all know that they were regularly in the Epstein world,” said Phillips. “We do not ask for pity, we are calling for account.”
With their appearance, the women supported an initiative of the congress to publish the Epstein files, which the White House had previously criticized as “hostile”. Among other things, the advance comes from Democrat MPs such as Thomas Massie. But three Republicans have also joined.
In this case, Trump has come under pressure in his own warehouse because his government did not bring light into the scandal as announced. Justice Minister Pam Bondi had initially spoke of a list of prominent “customers” of Epstein, but suddenly contested their existence in early July. In order to calm down the subsequent turmoil of the Trump supporters, the Ministry of Justice transmitted more than 33,000 pages with documents that a committee of the US House of Representatives has now published. Critics complain, there is little new. Epstein was found in his prison cell in New York in 2019.
Aiko Tanaka
Aiko Tanaka is a combat sports journalist and general sports reporter at Archysport. A former competitive judoka who represented Japan at the Asian Games, Aiko brings firsthand athletic experience to her coverage of judo, martial arts, and Olympic sports. Beyond combat sports, Aiko covers breaking sports news, major international events, and the stories that cut across disciplines — from doping scandals to governance issues to the business side of global sport. She is passionate about elevating the profile of underrepresented sports and athletes.
