Two Pistine defendants say they are collecting his colleagues’ list

Jeffrey Epstein’s victims gave emotional accounts of sexual assault on Wednesday, as they spoke about the steps of Capitol in the United States and called on legislators to launch more files about the convicted sexual perpetrator.

One of the women, Lisa Phillips, said that the group began to collect a secret list of Epstein partners who say they are involved in the abuse

“We will collect the names that we all know regularly in the Epstein world,” she said. “This will be done by the survivors, and for the survivors.”

This event was organized by American lawmakers who are calling for more files to achieve Epstein for publication publicly.

During the two -hour news conference, nine accused Epsin detailed their experiences and abuse at the hands of the disgraceful financier.

Mrs. Philips urged the Ministry of Justice to release all the documents and information she had from the investigation, adding that many of the victims were afraid of repercussions if they had relations on the basis of the names themselves.

A lawyer added to the accused that they are afraid to prosecute or attack because “no one protects them the first time.”

Marina Lacrada said publicly for the first time, that she worked with Epstein from the age of 14 until she was 17 years old, when she decided the disgraceful financier that she was “very old.”

She said: “I was one of the dozens of girls I know personally who were forced to Jeffrey Palace … in New York City when we were only children.”

“A friend of mine in the neighborhood told me that I can get $ 300 to give another man a massage,” Lacdard said. “I moved from the dream function to the worst nightmare.”

Annie Farmer, 46, said she was transferred to 16 -year -old New Mexico for the weekend with Epstein. She said that her sister was transferred there and reported the abuse, but nothing was done.

“We still do not know why this report has not been properly investigated, or why Ibstein and his partners were allowed to harm hundreds, if not thousands, from other girls and young women,” she said.

Chauntae Davies treated a question about the relationship between Trump and Ibstein, saying that “the biggest pride forever” was that he was an intimate friend with Donald Trump.

“He had a framed photo of his office, with the two,” she said.

Trump was a friend of Bashtein, but he said they fell in the early first decade of the twentieth century because the employees filled with the health resort at Trump Club in Florida Golf.

“This is a democratic trick that never ends,” Trump told reporters at the Oval Office on Wednesday when asked about the recent news conference.

“No one is ever satisfied,” he said, adding that the invitation to more versions is distraction from his record in the office.

“I really think this is enough,” Trump said.

On Tuesday evening, 33,000 pages and many videos were announced by the House of Representatives Supervision Committee, which summoned the Ministry of Justice and Ibstein Real Estate. Most of these, however, was already in the public domain.

“Don’t let this deceive you,” said Robert Garcia, Robert Garcia, the supreme democrats of the committee.

“After a careful review, Democrats found censorship that 97 % of the documents received from the Ministry of Justice were really general. There is no mention of any list of customers or anything that improves transparency or justice for the victims,” ​​he said.

It is believed that the Ministry of Justice has about 100,000 pages of materials in Epstein.

The version came on Tuesday after the publication of the US Department of Justice’s interview last month with Ghislaine Maxwell, who was a partner for Ibstein.

In the 300 -page texts, some of which said greatly – although she believed that Trump and Ibstein were friendly “in social places”, but she did not think she was close friends.

Two members of the House of Representatives, Republican Thomas Massi, from Kentucky and Democrat, Rowa, from California, are trying to impose a vote on the Ministry of Justice to launch all documents in the case.

They were collecting signatures on Wednesday, when dozens of actors agreed to support this step. They will need 218 signatures to impose voting, which means that two Republicans will need to support it.

“It is a shameful matter that this is called a trick. This is not a trick,” Massi said. “There are real victims of this criminal institution and the perpetrators are protected because they are rich and strong.”

The White House and Republican Congress leaders oppose the launch of all files, saying that it can display the identities of the victims who do not want to view the audience.