“The FBI utterly failed…”: Jeffrey Epstein’s Victims Demand In-House Investigation Into FBI For Failing To Arrest Billionaire Pervert
While working for Jeffrey Epstein in 1996, Maria Farmer noticed girls wearing school uniforms visiting his Manhattan townhouse and discovered photos filled with young girls at his Palm Beach mansion. For the unversed, she is a visual artist, who attended the New York Academy of Art and. And, she was probably Epstein’s first victim to call the police.
After Epstein allegedly assaulted Farmer in Ohio, where she spent the summer working on an art project, her suspicions about her employer turned into a nightmare. She filed complaints with the NYPD and FBI after arriving back in New York, but both agencies ultimately disregarded her warnings about Epstein.
Now, nearly 27 years later, Farmer, among other victims, is requesting why the FBI didn’t look into her complaints about Epstein. According to reports, a group of Jeffrey Epstein’s victims is now urging the federal government to launch an internal investigation into the billionaire pervert’s decades-long human trafficking case.
They also demand an explanation for why the FBI was unable to detain him in connection with claims of child p*rnography.
Victims of Jeffrey Epstein Demand An Investigation Into The FBI’s Failure
A representative for Maria Farmer demanded an investigation into the FBI’s “failure to seriously investigate” Jeffrey Epstein in a letter delivered on Tuesday to Christopher Wray, Merrick Garland, and Michael E. Horowitz (the inspector general of the Justice Department).
The 15-page report raises concerns about why Epstein appeared to have been given a “hall pass” by the federal government for one of the biggest CSAM (child s*x abuse materials) conspiracies in recent memory.
In a letter to the FBI, senior counsel at the Marsh Law Firm, Jennifer Freeman stated:
“We write regarding the failure of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to properly, adequately, or timely investigate the s*x trafficking of hundreds of girls and young women.”
Freeman, who also represents Sarah Ransome, another Epstein victim, also stated in a written statement:
“The FBI utterly failed to investigate serious allegations involving Epstein’s, and perhaps others’, child s*x abuse materials (CSAM), significant additional criminality which, until recently, has been disregarded, disrespected, and essentially denied.”
Jeffrey Epstein Was Accused Of Threatening Maria Farmer
After Maria Farmer accused Jeffrey Epstein of threatening her and stealing her artwork, which included images of her sister (then 11 years old), who was only partially dressed, the New York City Police Department advised her to contact the FBI.
Her attorney, Jennifer Freeman, also claimed that the feds were aware of Epstein’s stash of child p*rnography before the West Palm Beach Police Department raided his mansion in 2005. They reportedly found six missing computer hard drives, connected to hidden cameras and, suspiciously, six missing n*ked pictures of teenage girls.
In 2008, Epstein pleaded guilty to soliciting a minor for pr*stitution and was sentenced to 13 months in county jail after an alleged covert sweetheart deal was arranged by the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Miami.
According to Freeman, who noted that two FBI agents interviewed Farmer in-depth in 2006,
“Dozens of survivors, including Ms. Farmer, presented substantial evidence to the FBI of Epstein’s s*x trafficking and s*xually inappropriate images of children, from 2005 to 2008.”
In August, Epstein’s body was mysteriously found hanging in his New York jail cell after he was accused of sending a large number of young girls to powerful politicians and businessmen between 2002 and 2005. He had a s*x trafficking case pending against him at the time. Also, he was only detained for a month.
Source- Radar Online
