The accuser of Epstein requests the release of cases files if there is “nothing to hide”

One of the accusers of Jeffrey Epstein and a key witness in his associate trial of the sexual milking of Ghislaine Maxwell calls on the government to disclose information related to him, especially if there is nothing to hide. “

Annie Farmer watched the recent management by American president Donald Trump of the case and the reaction that followed from the Maga movement, she said, with exhaustion.

She says that the case was politicized and that too much attention was paid to the attackers with little emerging information, leaving her feeling “used”, she told the BBC during an interview on Monday.

“There are people who have used this to their advantage and have tried to focus on elements that are sensational,” she said.

But that does not mean that there were no real crimes committed, said Farmer.

“These victims are people with feelings that try to live their daily life, and that can look like a real weight that falls on us.”

Ms. Farmer and her sister Maria made the first relevant relationships of mistreatment of Epstein in the NYPD and the FBI in 1996. Maria Farmer is currently continuing the federal government, accusing him of negligence and not to protect the victims. Over the decades, Annie Farmer said that her only sense of justice came from the conviction of Maxwell, an accomplice of Epstein.

It remains very skeptical about the management by the Trump administration of the case – turning away from the promises to disclose more information on the case, then saying that there were no files to be released, then seeking to testify to the Grand Jury linked to the public.

“It is an emotional mountain for people involved,” she said, adding that they hoped “more information could happen”.

Farmer said that she did not think that Trump supports justice to the victims, given her past association with Epstein in the 1990s and 2000.

In response, the White House communications director Stephen Cheung said on Monday that President Trump expelled Epstein from his club to be a “flipper” and called allegations about “recycled and old news”.

The gap between Trump and the agitated supporters of Maga was launched by Trump’s first campaign promises to “declassify” information on the case. Other Trump allies have already called for the publication of more information on Epstein.

But the Ministry of Justice recently declared that there was no evidence that Epstein had a “list of customers”. Trump said that Attorney General Pam Bondi should release “everything she thinks of being credible” and defended her processing of files. He also questioned the level of interest for files.

Farmer said that the people involved in the case knew that she is “a little more complex than a list of customers”, some central questions left unanswered.

She also said that she was upset by the recent dismissal of Maureen Comey, who continued Epstein and Maxwell. “I spoke with other women involved, and I know that they shared my feeling that it seemed very bad at that time,” she said.

“And it was very worrying for us in terms of, why did it happen?”

It is not clear why the federal prosecutor was withdrawn from his work in the South New York district, and Ms. Comey publicly said that she had had no reason.

A few things have motivated her to express himself now, said Farmer. First of all, she is extremely disturbed by calls for marginal voices to forgive Maxwell so that she can speak before the case of the case.

“It would be extremely problematic and it would be a huge loss for people like me,” she said.

The second reason is the suicide in April of one of the most frank Epstein accusers, Virginia Giuffre.

Losses like that, she said, has renewed her energy to better understand where the judicial system has collapsed.

Additional relationships for this story by Pratiksha Ghildial