Every single day we continue to see revelations from the Epstein files, new information about victims,

survivors, and all kinds of power that Epstein wielded and seemingly continues to wield from the grave today, just as we started recording this episode.

New revelations from New Mexico, where Epstein once owned a ranch, the Zoro Ranch.

There's a search for possible bodies and revelations that young men may have

been sexually abused as well. To talk about all of this and to bring us up to date on what she's

been learning is Jenna Lisa Jones. Jenna Lisa is now having a seat with me to talk about the Epstein case.

She is a survivor who first ran into

Epstein when she was 14 years old in Palm Beach, Florida. Genel Lisa, thank you for having a seat

with me. Thank you for having me. You know, we watched just in the last few days a memorial in

Washington, D.C. for Virginia Joufrey, who sadly took her own life just one year ago.

That's got to be remarkably sad for you to realize that we're talking about this a year after her suicide,

and we still don't have the answers, the documents, the information that you and the other survivors

have been demanding for so long.

Yeah.

As you were just saying that, my heart is just racing.

You know, we lost a beautiful soul last year and um

just so heartbreaking that this is what's happening to um some of our survivors i just recently

another survivor sister um passed away and so um it really hits home right now. And the fact that we

don't have any answers and we're no closer to justice is just extremely heartbreaking and

makes you wonder what is the government doing? What is the government doing? And why do you think there's this

hesitancy to release what we're being told is another three million files of information

surrounding the Epstein case? It has to be that they're covering for people. They don't want

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