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More than 20 women who say Jeffrey Epstein abused them, shared their stories in court one by

one for three hours yesterday, and they say justice still has not been served.

Epstein was accused of sex trafficking and abuse. He's the

politically connected multi-millionaire who reportedly died by suicide in his

jail cell earlier this month. So his case never went to trial like his

accusers had hoped for.

The New York Times reports they wanted to face him and have him face his crimes.

But instead they got a hearing.

The Washington Post report some talked about the alleged abuse in public for the very first time.

Despite that the hearing was actually about whether or not a judge should formally drop the

charges against Epstein and experts say that will likely happen.

Though keep in mind there's still a lawsuit against his estate

and prosecutors are saying they're still investigating who else may have

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