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Hey there, folks, and welcome to this latest episode of Amy and T.J. presents.

Today, it's about the Epstein survivors who robs last week.

Just last week we saw that press conference, powerful press conference, outside the U.S. Capitol, with many victims

stepping forward, wanting more Epstein files to be released. And it's wild to think that these are

victims who suffered, in some cases, decades ago, who are still healing after decades, but are still

as well being victimized, they say, by what we're seeing in the press.

That's right. And there is a reason why we're just now seeing their faces and their names.

They have been anonymous. They were Jane Doe, number one, two, three, whatever, because of

all of the reasons why you tend to protect,

obviously victims of sexual abuse, sexual assault. But also there's just so much fear surrounding

this case, so much talk about powerful men and powerful people being able to exact revenge.

And just honestly, for decades, not being believed, not being heard,

not being listened to. So it's a huge, huge deal that these women are finally stepping forward

and putting their names and faces out there. And that's scary. And it can have unintended

consequences. And look, we've talked talked for you it's hard to even

imagine the trauma the healing psychologically uh that is necessary i guess to continue on with life

unfortunately virginia juffray who of course we know as a young lady who took her own life just this

year who was a very outspoken

Epstein survivor but we wondered like how are they getting help who is like helping these women

sometimes from their teen years who has helping them and who is continuing to help them along

their path and that is why we have Randy Cogan

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