Epstein survivor pushes for release of files in wake of new emails: ‘It will bring us closure’

In light of the recent release of thousands of documents about Jeffrey Epstein by House Republicans, survivor Marina Lacerda has come forward to advocate for further transparency, stating that it could bring closure to victims. This document release aligns with ongoing political tensions, as highlighted by the White House's criticism of Democrats for their own document disclosures involving Epstein. The House Oversight Committee's release of 20,000 pages further emphasizes the demand for accountability and the complexities surrounding Epstein's case, which continues to evoke strong reactions across the political spectrum.