Epstein’s prosecutor calls on the launch of the cases if there is nothing to hide

One of Jeffrey Epstein’s prosecutors and a key witness in his Ghislaine Maxwell sexual trafficking associate calls on the government to release information related to it, especially if there is nothing to hide.

Ani Farmer was watching US President Donald Trump dealing with the case and the subsequent reaction from Maga’s movement, she said with exhaustion.

She says the case is politicized and a too much focus is on the focus of the abusers with a little new information that appears, leaving her feeling “used,” she told the BBC during an interview on Monday.

“There are people who have used this to their advantage and are trying to focus on elements of it that are sensational,” she said.

But this does not mean that no real crimes have been committed, said G -Ji Farmer.

“These victims are people with feelings who are trying to live their daily routine. This may feel like a real weight falling on us.”

The farmer and her sister Maria made the most known reports of abuse from Epstein at NYPD and FBI in 1996. Maria Farmer is currently suing the federal government, accusing him of negligence and failing to protect the victims. Over the decades, Annie Farmer said that her only sense of justice came from Maxwell’s conviction, Epstein’s complicit.

It remains very skeptical of the processing of the Trump administration in the case – replied by the promises of more information on the case, and then says that there are no files to be released, and then seeks to make publicly related readings of the great jury.

“This is an emotional train for the people who participate,” she said, adding that they hoped that “more information can come.”

D -Ja Farmer said he did not believe Trump supported justice for victims, given his previous relationship with Epstein in the 90 and 2000s.

In response, the White House communications director Stephen Cheng said on Monday that President Trump had expelled Epstein from his club for being “creeping” and called his allegations “recycled, old fake news”.

The break between Trump and Stawing Maga supporters was triggered by promises of an early campaign from Trump to “Declar” information on the case. Other Trump allies have previously summoned to release more information about Epstein.

But recently the Ministry of Justice said there was no evidence that Epstein maintains a “customer list”. Trump stated that Prosecutor General Pam Bondi should be released “Whatever he thinks it’s credible” And protect your work with files. He also questioned the level of interest in files.

The Farmer said that the participants in the case know that it was “a little more complicated than a customer list”, with some central questions left unanswered.

She also said she was upset by A recent shooting of Maureen Komiwho pursue Epstein and Maxwell. “I spoke to other women involved and I know that they shared my mood that they felt very wrong at that moment,” she said.

“And that was very concerned about us about why this happened?”

It is not clear why the Federal Prosecutor was removed from his work in the southern district of New York, and Da -Koma said publicly that no reason had been given.

Several things motivated her to speak now, said G -Ji Farmer. First, she is extremely concerned about calls from Fringe Voices to Pardon Maxwell so she can talk to the congress about the case.

“That would be extremely problematic and would be a huge loss for people like me,” she said.

The second reason is the suicide in April of one of Epstein’s most prominent prosecutors, Virginia Jufre.

Similar losses, she said, renewed her energy for a better understanding of where the justice system collapsed.

Additional reporting on this story by Pratiksha Ghildial