Epstein Victims Speak Out: Lawmakers Demand Answers from Aosta
October 13, 2025
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as posted by the channelDuring a tense congressional interview, lawmakers confront former Labor Secretary Alex Acosta over his handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case. Members of Congress, including Robert Garcia, Jasmine Crockett, Maxwell Frost, and Melanie Stansbury, publicly describe what they call “deeply disturbing” statements and decisions that shaped one of the most controversial plea deals in modern history.
In this powerful exchange, questions arise about why over 40 victims’ testimonies were overlooked, why the evidence wasn’t fully reviewed, and whether the justice system failed survivors. As new details emerge, lawmakers vow to uncover the truth about how such a major case could have been mishandled — and what that says about accountability in America’s justice system.
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