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Epstein survivor on partial release of files

Attorney for Epstein victim says FBI documents reveal reports of child pornography back in 1996
Maria Farmer was an artist working for Jeffrey Epstein in New York City and has long said that she went to the FBI in 1996 to ask them to investigate the wealthy financier for having child pornography.
Woman who filed a complaint against Epstein to Clinton FBI vindicated after DOJ release of files
DOJ releases Maria Farmer's previously buried 1996 FBI complaint against Jeffrey Epstein among tens of thousands of documents related to sex trafficking cases.
1,000 victims could have been spared: Newly released files confirm Epstein accuser reported him in 1996; FBI failed to act
Newly released government files confirm Maria Farmer's 1996 report to the FBI about Jeffrey Epstein's alleged crimes, including the theft and sale of her underage sisters' photos. Farmer expressed feeling redeemed,
Epstein survivor on partial release of files: 'I feel redeemed'
Maria Farmer, among the accusers of the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, rejoiced Friday after the Department of Justice (DOJ) released swaths of files tied to its probe of the disgraced financier.
Epstein survivor said he threatened to 'burn her house down' if she told anyone about photos of young girls
"They can’t call me a liar anymore," Maria Farmer said after the Justice Department's partial Epstein file release included the report she made in 1996.
Epstein files vindicate survivor who reported him in the 1990s, but others are still seeking answers
An FBI document released Friday included a 1996 description of a criminal complaint against Epstein related to child pornography.

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