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There is sadness, there is anger, there's scars that will never heal, ever.

But to me, more than anything, it's a responsibility that I have.

I implore the community to please stand next to me and help me bring down all these bad people.

And if you've got somebody in your life that's doing this to you too, speak out, stand up.

The times are changing as they should be.

And it's a good time to start holding these monsters accountable.

That was the voice of Virginia Dufray,

one of Epstein's most vocal and courageous victims.

She was the accuser of Prince Andrew.

We won't call her a survivor because, in her tragic case, she didn't survive.

She took her own life last April, a life of intense pain.

Six months afterwards, her memoir, co-authored by the journalist Amy Wallace, was published.

And this week, with a release of 3 million of the Epstein files,

we've seen so much of what Virginia was campaigning for come to fruition.

She wanted survivors, victims of sexual abuse to be heard, to be listened to.

She wanted perpetrators brought to justice.

So in the first interview since the release of the Epstein files, so far, we speak to Amy Wallace

on today's episode.

What would Virginia Dufre make of where we are today?

Why are the redactions helping the perpetrators and not the victims? And will this bring us any closer to criminal prosecution?

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