Epstein's Victims: When Do They Get Justice?
July 21, 2025
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as posted by the channelIn this episode, we’re talking about the girls—the victims of Jeffrey Epstein and the larger system that failed them over and over again. This isn’t just about one predator. It’s about the culture of power, wealth, and silence that allowed it to happen, and the people who still look the other way.
We’re unpacking how Epstein’s network operated, how justice has been uneven at best, and why protecting girls means so much more than just catching the bad guy. We’re discussing the warning signs, the institutions that should’ve done better, and the policies we need now to protect girls before they’re ever victims—and to support them fully after.
Whether you’re a parent, teacher, librarian, or just someone who refuses to let this be forgotten, this conversation is for you.
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