'They want the world to know': Lawyer for Epstein survivors calls for transparency in case

Transparency and Accountability - The focus is on achieving full accountability for all individuals involved in the Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell conspiracy, not just Epstein and Maxwell [2] - Survivors of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell want their voices heard and seek transparency through the release of files related to the case [1] - The call for an executive order to release all files in the custody of the Department of Justice, including thousands of hours of videotape confiscated from Epstein's properties [3][4] - The government possesses 300 gigabytes of information related to the case that could be released without court approval [8] Legal and Political Dimensions - A judge criticized the government for seeking the "illusion of transparency without the reality" in releasing grand jury transcripts [6] - Ghislaine Maxwell's appeal to the Supreme Court is linked to the "sweetheart deal" that Jeffrey Epstein received in Florida [14] - The issue of transparency and accountability has gained bipartisan support, indicating a broader public demand for answers [14][15] - The case has spanned multiple presidential administrations, highlighting that the pursuit of information is not politically motivated but driven by the victims' desire for justice and prevention [15][16] Survivor Perspectives - Some survivors plan to reveal their identities publicly for the first time at an upcoming press conference in September, signifying a pivotal moment in their pursuit of justice [17][18] - Victims seek to understand the basis of the "sweetheart deal" that Jeffrey Epstein received, highlighting the need for further investigation into the circumstances surrounding the deal [13]