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Surviving Jeffrey Epstein: Teala Davies (6/7/26) · The Vault: The Epstein Files

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  Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
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  Epstein Chronicles. As the noise continues to pick up around
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  Jeffrey Epstein and what Jeffrey Epstein was up to, I
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  think it's important that we remember that there were real
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  people who were abused here, real women, real survivors, not
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  just names, and certainly not a hoax. So in this
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  episode we're going to continue talking about the accusers who
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  have come forward, and this time we're going to hear
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  from Tila Davies. This article was published by CBS News
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  and the headline photo shows Jeffrey Epstein with alleged teen victim.
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  She did not realize he had a predatory plan for her,
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  and there's no author here, so we're going to say
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  CBS staff. A woman who says she suffered lasting damage
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  from sexual abuse by Jeffrey Epstein when she was seventeen
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  years old suit as a state. On Thursday, Tila Davies
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  is joining other women who are speaking publicly about pain
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  they have long confronted it largely alone. Davies, thirty four,
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  joined the growing list of women who have sued the
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  wealthy financier Pedophile, who died in August after he was
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  found on a responsive in his jail cell and what
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  a medical examiner labeled a suicide. A message seeking comment
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  was left with a lawyer for Epstein's estate, and what
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  you're gonna notice as we go through these different allegations
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  is that a lot of these girls have basically the
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  same story. And what's interesting about that is that these
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  girls don't even know each other for the most part,
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  So they all have the same story about the same man,
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  about the same people, about the same operation. And of
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  course that lends credibility to what they're saying. When you
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  have a bunch of people with the same story and
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  they don't know each other, very hard for them to
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  get together and make it up. She filed her lawsuit
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  in Manhattan Federal Court, where a magistrate judge on Thursday
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  urged lawyers for the estate and victims to negotiate how
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  victims can be compensated for injuries. Bennett Moskowitz, an attorney
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  for the executors of Epstein's estate, said there is an
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  extraordinary opportunity to avoid litigation and conserve judicial resources. What
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  he meant by that was getting people to sign NDAs
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  and then paying them peanuts. These girls got roughly a
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  million dollars each. That's it. Meanwhile, the US Virgin Islands
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  got over what two hundred million dollars two hundred and
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  seventy when you add everything all up. But the survivors,
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  the girls that actually got abused, Ah, we'll just give
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  them a couple pennies and then make them sign NDAs,
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  make them sign a contract that says they can't go
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  after anybody who's ever been employed by Epstein? Now, how
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  in the fuck is that okay? How is anybody okay
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  with that? And the whole entire compensation fund was nothing
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  more than a hustle. It was nothing more than a hustle.
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  I mean, do I have to really point it out
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  to you? If the US Virgin Islands gets more money
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  than the people that are in the compensation fund, what
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  does that tell you? Especially considering the allegations that were
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  made against the USVII. The usvi I shouldn't have had anything,
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  not a dollar, not one single cent. In fact, they
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  should have been paying out a ton of money, but
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  they weren't. Instead, there were stuff in their pockets as
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  fast as they could. He said that a team of
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  three would manage future claims, including Kenneth Feinberg, who oversaw
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  the process for paying claims to victims of the nine
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  to eleven terrorist attacks and the BP oil spill. Yeah,
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  because that worked out so well for them, right, because
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  everybody got so rich. It was a big joke. Then
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  it's an even bigger joke now that we know some
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  of the details and we know the payouts. Davies appeared
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  at a news conference with attorney Gloria Alred, who read
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  a statement from her client that described herself as a
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  perfect victim for a predator who took advantage of vulnerable
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  underage teenagers and young women. Alred showed an undated photo
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  of Davies with Epstein and a helicopter that she said
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  showed them flying over the US Virgin Islands. Under the
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  photo was a captions because she did not yet realize
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  he had a predatory plan for her. Well, yeah, that's
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  how it always worked, right. Let me lure you in,
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  get you into the web, and then from there I'll
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  start to break you down piece by piece. And that's
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  what we've seen time and time again when it comes
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  to survivors who have come forward talking about what they
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  suffered when they were with Epstein. All right, said our
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  client had a difficult childhood that included being homeless for
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  a year at the age eleven. And again, you're going
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  to notice a lot of this as we keep going forward.
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  This is what they do. These are the exact girls
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  they were looking for to do this sort of disgusting shit. Too. Oh,
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  a girl that doesn't have a father, perfect, a girl
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  that might have run on too hard times. Great, Oh,
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  this girl's mom's a drug addict. Even better, because to them,
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  you your kids, like I've said before, you don't mean anything.
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  To them. You're expendable. All you are is a piece
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  to be moved, not a human being, not somebody with
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  dreams or hopes, or anybody who loves them, or somebody
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  who loves anybody else. You're just somebody to be used,
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  another avenue of pleasure for the sick, degenerate fucks. According
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  to the lawsuit, Davies was raped and sexually abused by Epstein,
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  had his residences in New York, Paris, Florida, New York,
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  and the US Virgin Islands. No investigation in New Mexico none.
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  The state kicked it to the Feds, and the Feds
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  didn't do shit. Not a goddang thing. Oh sure, they
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  may pretend they were doing something, but Zoro Ranch never raided.
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  Ask yourselves, how is that even possible? Now? Imagine if
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  L Choppo had seven houses in America, do you think
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  any of them would be left unrated? Look at Diddy?
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  They raided all his houses, right, Why didn't they raid
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  Jeffrey Epstein's new Mexico pad? Why'd they wait? Why didn't
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  they raid all the houses simultaneously? You know, and like
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  every other investigation that's ever happened. But I guess it's
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  just an coincidence. Right. It took me a long time
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  to break free from his mind control and abuse, Davy
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  said in HER's statement, I still have flashbacks. It still hurts.
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  She said. She was speaking publicly to set an example
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  and inspire all victims of sexual abuse to conquer their
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  fear and tell someone. And silence was certainly another tool
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  that was used by Epstein and his associates. One of
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  the biggest weapons they had was silence. Knowing that these
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  girls weren't going to tell anybody, or hell, that they
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  didn't have anybody to tell, was all part of it.
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  The lawsuit, which seeks unspecified damages, said the abuse ended
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  when Epstein sent her home for good after she told
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  them she was suffering from bolimia. Couldn't have that right, Epstein,
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  couldn't have anybody with any kind of issue like that.
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  You gotta go, just like when you aged out. It
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  was not the first time that Davies had appeared publicly.
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  She also spoke along with other women at an August
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  court hearing after Epstein's death. I'm still a victim because
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  I am fearful for my daughters and everyone's daughters. I'm
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  fearful for their future in this world where there are
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  predators in power, a world where people can avoid justice
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  if their pockets run deep enough, Davy said at a hearing.
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  And still to this day, that's what's happening, still to
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  this day. People with dough, people with power, people with
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  prestige can do whatever they want. And then you'll have
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  the President of the United States get up there and
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  call you a weakling if you care that these people
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  are getting away with it. And that's something I just
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  can't abide by. If you thought for one second we
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  were gonna sit here on this podcast and let that
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  kind of bullshit occur, you have another thing coming and
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  the main reason is because there's a lot of women
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  out there, like Tila Davies, a lot of women that
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  we still haven't heard from. And if it was my daughter,
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  my sister, my friend, my mother, the last thing I
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  would want is anybody to be moving on the Davy's
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  lawsuit was fined today after another woman anonymously sued in
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  Manhattan federal court against Epstein's estate, alleging that she was
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  manipulated at age sixteen by Epstein to be completely independent
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  on him before repeatedly is sexually assaulting her. Yeah, again,
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  this is what he did. This was the moo. And look,
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  I don't even have to tell you. As we go
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  through these stories, you're going to see that emerge for yourself.
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  You'll be able to put those pieces together because these
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  women all tell basically the same story. The woman said
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  in the lawsuit that she came to the United States
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  as a young child with her parents from a war
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  torn region of the world. The lawsuit said she was
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  living in New York and enjoying success as a model
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  with numerous spreads in major fashion magazines when she met
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  Epstein in two thousand and four. The abuse over more
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  than a year led her to quit modeling and feel humiliated, angry,
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  and suicidal, the lawsuit said, And I can't even begin
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  to imagine the damage that Epstein and John Luke Brunel
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  did in places like Yugoslavia, places like Ukraine, places like
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  Eastern Europe in general. We know that those scumbags were
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  busy running a pipeline of girls from Eastern Europe through
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  the modeling agency MC two, directly to Jeffrey Epstein and
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  directly to the apartment building on East sixty six. And
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  numerous girls have come forward talking about that, how they
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  were put there in that building, They were told they
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  were gonna have modeling careers, and then they were given
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  to Jeffrey Epstein's buddies. Time and time again, we've heard
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  that story and a lot of those women, a lot
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  of those girls were from Eastern Europe. And of course
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  that's another fold in the protection for Jeffrey Epstein in
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  his operation. If the girls are in Eastern Europe, how
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  could we ever get access to them to find out
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  what happened? And that was all part of the plan
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  to have these women, these girls in other countries where
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  they could do whatever the fuck they wanted. They had
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  that pipeline directly to America, to Europe and especially also
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  to the Middle East. Nobody really talks about that, but
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  there's no doubt that Jeffrey Epstein was locked in when
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  it comes to the House Assaud, very close to the
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  people in that family, especially MBS and also, like I
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  said previously, with the Koshogis, So Jeffrey Epstein was committing
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  these crimes on multiple continents. And I think that if
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  we ever found out the true scope of what Epstein
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  was up to, especially with Jean Luke Brunel, I think
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  that it would be a very very eye opening experience
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  for a lot of people because the operation that they
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  were running caused massive pain and suffering for a very
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  very large number of women and girls. CBS News does
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  not identify the alleged victims of sex crimes unless they
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  give their consent, which several Epstein accusers have done. And yeah, look,
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  there's been a lot of women who have come forward
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  and given their name, and there's other who haven't, some
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  that filed under Jane Doe or Lisa Doe or other pseudonyms.
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  And in this series where we're highlighting all of the
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  voices of the survivors, you're gonna hear from all of them,
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  So get your barf bags ready, because we're gonna be
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  diving into the belly of the Epstein Beast. All of
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  the information that goes with this episode can be found
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  in the description box.