‘No parent’ should empathize with Ghislaine Maxwell: Epstein survivor

Survivor Voices & Systemic Failures - The report highlights the repeated failures of law enforcement and the justice system to take survivors seriously, dating back to 1994 and 1996 [1][6][7] - The report emphasizes the need to center survivor voices in investigations and policy-making related to the Epstein case [3][10] - The report criticizes the lack of systemic change following the Epstein case shutdown, raising concerns about future injustices [17] Accountability & Transparency - The report calls for a comprehensive investigation, including subpoenaing all individuals with decision-making power and exposing systemic cover-ups [16][17] - The report questions the actions of government officials, including the President's personal lawyer, and their interactions with Ghislaine Maxwell [10][12] - The report discusses a bipartisan push in Congress to release the Epstein files and the importance of survivor participation in related events [13][14] Policy Recommendations - The report urges the White House and DOJ to prioritize survivors and implement policy reforms to prevent similar betrayals and injustices in the future [15][16][17] - The report suggests utilizing survivor impact statements already in the files and inviting survivors to speak before Congress [16]