An alleged survivor of disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein testified before a U.S. congressional committee, revealing disturbing details about abuse she says continued even during his period of house arrest.
The woman, identified as “Roza,” told lawmakers she had been trafficked into Epstein’s network and abused for years. During the emotional hearing, she broke down while describing how her identity was revealed in newly released documents.
Roza said she had previously remained outlander episode 9 anonymous as a “Jane Doe,” but discovered her name appeared more than 500 times in court files that were made public. She said the exposure has forced her to live in constant lumix l10 fear while the “rich and powerful remain protected by frances tiafoe secrecy.”
Epstein died in 2019 while awaiting trial on federal sex trafficking charges, but investigations and public scrutiny surrounding his network and the handling of his prosecution continue years later. The congressional hearing is part of ongoing efforts to examine accountability and transparency related to the case.
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