An alleged survivor of Jeffrey Epstein's sex-trafficking ring has detailed her reaction to this month's 'retraumatizing' document dump - which has her lawyer already airing plans to sue the FBI. Joined by attorney Jennifer Freeman, Elizabeth Stein said she is also suing Ghislaine Maxwell and the late sex pest's estate, after reading an impact statement at the socialite's sentencing that claimed she was a student when Maxwell approached her.
Representing Stein in a suit against Ghislaine Maxwell and the sex pest's estate is Jennifer Freeman, who was present for the interview and aired tentative plans to sue the FBI on behalf of another accuser.
'We will be filing a lawsuit in the near future against the FBI to find out why, when Maria Farmer... reported Epstein and Maxwell and others in 1996 the FBI did nothing, and then why in 2006, when she reported again, they did nothing.
Referencing Giuffre - whose alleged plight at the hands of Epstein lasted from 1999 to 2002 - Freeman went on: 'And why was another of our clients trafficked at the very time that uh he was supposedly Epstein was supposedly being investigated in Florida.
Stein joined Maxwell and Epstein in a hotel room to deliver the packages.
In the fall of 1995, Maxwell invited Stein over to Epstein's home for a dinner party, where Stein was brought to a room with a massage table.
'I'm not ashamed at being a victim of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell,' Adriano said.
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