Epic Grand Jury Drama: Victims Say ‘Not Your Political Pawns’
In the ongoing saga of Jeffrey Epstein’s tangled legal aftermath, two victims sent letters pleading for their identities to be guarded like Fort Knox. One of them declared, 'I am not some pawn in your political warfare,' calling out the endless media circus. The Trump administration pushes to unseal grand jury documents, while the victims ask for thorough scrubbing or third-party reviews to prevent leaks. Meanwhile, House Oversight ramps up subpoenas, turning this thriller into a bureaucratic soap opera. Reminder: justice is nice, but protecting victims seems optional.
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When victims beg not to be pawns in political games but the whole circus rolls on, we’re left wondering if justice took a wrong turn at the conga line.
Grand jury documents are like a bad holiday gift: everyone wants to peek, but no one wants to be the jerk who unwraps your trauma for the party.
Trusting politics to protect victims is like trusting a screen door on a submarine—guaranteed to create a splash, just not the right kind.
Source: Axios | Published: 8/5/2025 | Author: April Rubin
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