A British woman who accused Jeffrey Epstein of misbehaving Donald Trump To leave everyone Files related to guilty sexual criminalThe remaining people shared emotional stories outside the capital.
Anouska de Georgiou was the first woman in Britain to publicly alleged that she was abused Epstein And his long -time colleague Ghislane Maxwell. Speaking at a rally at Washington DC on Wednesday, he said that the victims had come together to hear their voice.
Fighting tears, he said that his daughter was born a “twist”.
The former model said, “The day she was born, I knew that I had the responsibility of protecting her and protecting all the children.” “I have to use my voice, the voice that had been silent with fear and shame for so many years.”
D Georgiyou alleged that when she was a teenager, she was abused by Epstein. She was one of the eight victims collected outside the capital on Wednesday, in which the rally attracted hundreds of supporters and “released the files”.
“The days of sweeping it under the rug are over. We say the remaining people ‘no and no’,” said D Georgian.
“I am no longer weak, I am no longer powerless and I am no longer alone. And with your vote, neither will be the next generation,” he continued.
“President Trump, you have a lot of impact and power in this position. Please use that effect and power to help us, because we still need it, and this country still needs it.”
D Georgian claims that he and his daughter were threatened voluntarily to become a witness in a case against Maxwell, convicted on sex trafficking and other allegations in 2021 and is currently serving a 20 -year jail sentence.
“I have been followed, I am scolded,” he said. “Fear is very real for us.”
Virginia Roberts Gifrey, one of Epstein’s most prominent accused, who died of suicide at the age of 41 in April, was remembered at the rally. Friends, family and supporters described him as a “champion” for those survived by sexual abuse.
When asked about the demands of the remaining people, Trump dismissed the call for more information about Epstein investigation of the Department of Justice.
“This is a Democrat fraud that never ends,” he told reporters at the Oval office on Wednesday.
Epstein was arrested in July 2019 and accused of child sex smuggling. Waiting for the trial, he died a month later, his death ruled on a suicide.