Epstein’s victims declare they will release the names of his clients independently

Epstein’s victims have declared they will release the names of his clients independently, without any government involvement.

They said they’ve had enough and will expose every single client they know.

Read more about this: Jeffrey Epstein survivor Lisa Phillips suggested Wednesday that victims of the convicted sex offender are contemplating publishing a list of people involved in their abuse if the Justice Department doesn't make more documents public.

The Trump administration has faced tremendous public backlash for concluding that there is no official Epstein client list, and if victims release their own list of names, it could trigger another fight between MAGA loyalists and federal officials.

"Several of us Epstein survivors have been discussing creating our own list of names. We know the names. Many of us were abused by them," Phillips told reporters at a Capitol Hill press conference.

Phillips said the list would be compiled "by survivors and for survivors," and that the public should "stay tuned for more details."

Phillips made the suggestion during one of several press conferences held on Capitol Hill Wednesday by survivors advocating for Congress to pass several bills that could offer additional protections for victims of sex trafficking.

The rally came a day after the House Oversight Committee released over 33,000 Epstein-related documents subpoenaed from the DOJ.
Congressional leadership hoped the massive release would decrease public pressure for additional files, but the committee's top Democrat, Rep. Robert Garcia (Calif.), said most of the files had already been made public.

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