I watched pretty much the entire Epstein alleged victim press conference.
They want transparency, but won't disclose the names of the people who allegedly participated in their own abuse.
They want to protect future victims, but won't name the names they know of because they want the DOJ to do it first.
They want transparency, yet are making "their own list" of alleged abusers that they will keep "confidential" for the victims.
They demand transparency, yet shut down (and kick out) a journalist for asking a question they don't like.
I sincerely and strongly believe there is a "there" there in the Epstein files. One witness, who was among the more credible, talked about the authorities withholding files of her own abuse from her in the sweetheart 2008 plea deal.
But with the help, or on the advice of these attorneys, this group may have successfully transformed the Epstein files in a "MeToo" 2.0.
The press conference was a debacle of teases, not a deluge of transparency from alleged victims.
Mike
jordansather.substack.com
