I'm a pretty wild. I'm a survivor of Jen Brie Epstein. I was sexually abused and grew by him from the ages of 14 to 17. I found myself at a very dark place at that time of fast life, drugs, anything to kill the pain. I suffered with addiction. I also found myself in prison, which changed my life and saved my life. I'm very

grateful for that experience. I am a board member of the Survivors, Inc., a founding member.

We are trying to help survivors, help survivors. My goal is to educate, especially because in

Palm Beach County, this happened in our school systems.

So we're trying to coordinate and work with our school systems down south to create a video

or some type of just educational, informative for our children.

My name is Yili Robson.

I was abused in Jeffrey's orbit from 16. I was there for about two years. For 17 years, I was threatened into silence.

I was shamed into silence. So for 17 years, I decided to keep to myself and not speak out.

2019, 2020, my therapist and I decided to, on a state level and a very public level,

we started educating the public on my story, on my narrative, what had happened to me and my

abuse with Jeffrey. Where we're at now is, you're hiding in this place of confusion. Do you keep going forward if there's

no endgame? And like, what is the end game? What does that look like for any of us? When we are being

told by members of Congress, we are being told by our government dropping. We're not going to indict.

There's no investigations. Everybody's goals differ. For me, personally, I want to embarrass those

men as much as I can. I think that

the shame and guilt should 1,000 on the perpetrators and the adults that not only abused us, but

were complicit in the cover. Hi, my name is Jal Lisa Jones, and I am a survivor of Jeffrey Epstein

when I was just 14 years old. For years, I can say anything to anybody, and I carried a lot of

leap and shame, guilt. And finally, at 18, I got pregnant with my first child, and I think that

was like a really light-switching experience for me, becoming a mother, and wanting to be that

person that nobody was for me. every big ending is about protecting the

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