‘It’s time to bring the secrets out of the shadows’: Epstein survivors’ video message urges release of files

The anti-trafficking group World With out Exploitation launched a video PSA that includes a bunch of Epstein survivors advocating for the discharge of all Epstein information.

Within the video launched Sunday, the ladies are seen holding images of their youthful selves, as a few of them recite their ages after they first met intercourse offender Jeffrey Epstein. A number of the eleven girls featured within the video cry or develop emotional as they communicate.

“It’s time to deliver the secrets and techniques out of the shadows. It’s time to shine a light-weight into the darkness,” the ladies say.

The video concludes with on-screen textual content that reads, “5 administrations and we’re nonetheless at nighttime.” Following the message is a plea to name Congress and demand the discharge of the Epstein information.

The Home is about to vote this week on a invoice to compel the discharge of the full Justice Division information associated to Jeffrey Epstein. Over the weekend, President Donald Trump marked a sudden shift in his stance on the subject — calling for Republicans to vote in favor of the information’ launch.

Trump had beforehand referred to as the discharge of the emails a Democratic “hoax” and added “some silly” and “silly” Republicans had fallen for it.

White Home press secretary Karoline Leavitt informed reporters final week that emails associated to convicted intercourse offender Epstein launched by Home Democrats “show completely nothing, apart from the truth that President Trump did nothing incorrect.”

None of the paperwork beforehand made public comprise allegations of wrongdoing by Trump.

Teams of Epstein survivors have referred to as on Congress to make the information public up to now.

In September, a bunch of Epstein survivors shared their tales on Capitol Hill and referred to as on lawmakers to help the discharge of the information. One of many girls, Anouska De Georgiou, stated the survivors need their voices to be heard.

“The times of sweeping this underneath the rug are over. We the survivors say ‘no extra,'” she stated.

A bunch of Epstein survivors plan to be in D.C. for a press convention on Capitol Hill on Tuesday morning with Republican Rep. Thomas Massie, Democratic Rep. Ro Khanna and Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, who sparred with Trump over the dealing with of the Epstein investigation.