Epstein Files : Story Expleind part 2

She was told that she just had to give a massage and she would get $200-300.

But something else happened when she got there.

Epstein meets that girl only wearing a towel.

He asks the girl to take off her clothes and then molests her.

that is,

is there any other girl whom you know who went to Epstein's place?

So he gave two names.

When he talked to those two girls, two more names came up.

And when he talked to those two girls again,

two more names came up.

The police officers were shocked to see that this chain was not stopping.

By the time the police tracked one victim,

two more would have come up.

In just a few months,

the Palm Beach Police Chief had identified 35 victims.

And dozens of victims are being tracked now.

The most heart-wrenching thing about this was that She led me up a staircase and we

made a right into Jeffrey's room.

And Jeffrey laying naked on the massage table.

I really, really wanted this job.

So I opened up to them.

I said, look, this is an opportunity of a lifetime for me.

I've been on the streets.

I've been abused.

And that's the worst thing that I could have done.

Because I just let them know that I'm vulnerable and I'm their perfect type.

The police saw that this was not a small case.

It was a properly organized pyramid scheme.

Every girl gets extra money to bring a new girl.

Because of which one girl brings another girl and another brings a third one.

In this way, a chain was formed.

And most of the girls of this age under 18 years of age.

By May 2006,

the Palm Beach police had prepared a case against Epstein.

The case was so strong that in July 2006,

the FBI also started an investigation,

which was named Operation Leap Year.

A report of 53 pages was made.

From Florida to New York, New Mexico,

victims' statements were taken.

Epstein was charged with international sex trafficking.

I was 16 years old.

14 years old.

This is me.

This was me.

This was me when I met Jeffrey Epstein.

This is me when I met Jeffrey Epstein.

36 minor victims, dozens of witnesses,

FBI investigation and such heavy charges.

A man like Jeffrey Epstein should have spent his entire life in jail.

But the truth is that something else was going on behind the scenes.

Miami's federal attorney, Alexander Acosta,

was having a secret deal with Epstein's lawyers.

This deal seemed to be done to save Epstein.

He just had to feel guilty about two small charges of prostitution.

And in return, he and his associates,

was given immunity from all criminal charges.

That is, no other charges could be filed against him.

The most shocking thing about this deal was that it was sealed.

That is, no one could even look at this deal.

Even the victims, even the poor girls,

were not told about it.

While in America, according to the law,

it is mandatory to tell the victims about any such deal.

But no one was able to do anything.

On June 30,

Epstein appears in court and according to the deal,

he considers himself guilty in two charges.

After which he was sentenced to only 18 months.

Only 18 months.

During this sentence,

Epstein was kept in the private wing of the Palm Beach County Jail.

He was given permission to go to his luxury office for 12 hours a week for 6 days a

week. It was such a first class jail that Epstein was only allowed to sleep there at

night. And even after all this,

only 5 months before the sentence was over,

he was released from jail in July 2009.

All this was possible because of that secret deal.

Because of Alexander Acosta who got Epstein this deal.

Now see the twist in the story, friends.