Epstein survivors condemn US government's handling of files | The World with Jonathan Samuels
February 3, 2026
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On tonight's show: Survivors of Jeffrey Epstein's abuse have condemned the US Department of Justice's release of files about the disgraced financier, with one saying "a five-year-old could have done a better job".
Jess Michaels claims she was raped by Epstein in his penthouse after meeting him as a 22-year-old professional dancer in 1991.
Speaking to Sky News' Jonathan Samuels on The World she said she hoped "that justice would finally happen" but said there are "extreme redactions and then extreme neglect to (not) redact".
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