

Kathy's Corner
BOOKS THAT INSPIRE

“Nobody’s Girl: A Memoir of Surviving Abuse and Fighting for Justice,” written by Virginia Roberts Giuffre, recounts her experience surviving abuse and ultimately helping expose Jeffrey
Epstein’s sex-trafficking operation. Giuffre’s willingness to speak publicly—despite immense personal risk and the powerful individuals involved—remains an act of extraordinary courage.
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Before Giuffre ever encountered Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, she writes about earlier experiences of abuse that left her vulnerable. When she was a teenager working at Mar-a-Lago, she was recruited by Maxwell under the guise of an opportunity for education and financial support. Epstein and Maxwell systematically targeted underage girls—particularly those facing poverty, unstable home environments, and limited support systems—using money, promises of career help, and manipulative grooming tactics.
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“Nobody’s Girl” is an essential read. For those who have not closely followed the Epstein case, it is important to understand that many aspects of the broader network surrounding Epstein needs to be revealed and it’s not happening. Numerous documents related to the case have not been fully released, and questions persist about how Epstein operated for so long and who may have facilitated or enabled his crimes of abusing and sex trafficking underage girls. All paths point to a cover-up in my opinion and the question that persists is who are the powerful people
being protected?
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I want justice for the survivors. Don’t you? Then we need to demand increased transparency, including the release of all Epstein-related files. The government will not release files they consider will compromise ongoing investigations or survivor privacy which in my opinion is just another excuse and loop hole that will prevent information from becoming public.
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Survivors and their supporters demand full accountability for everyone who participated in, enabled, or ignored Epstein’s abuse. Transparency is essential—not only to prevent future abuses, but to honor the courage of those who came forward despite the enormous dangers they faced.
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I have compiled a list of articles and podcasts documenting the history of the Epstein and Maxwell cases, the harm inflicted on their victims, and the various questionable incidents that
kept Epstein and Maxwell out of jail. Read about it, watch the videos, listen to the podcasts and then CALL YOUR CONGRESSMAN OR WOMAN, SENATORS, AND DEMAND THAT JUSTICE BE
SERVED.


