‘Stop redacting names’ says Epstein survivor Marina Lacerda after release of files
Epstein survivor speaks out after redacted files released
- Thousands of documents from the Jeffrey Epstein case have been released, but they are heavily redacted.
- Republicans and Democrats have accused officials under Donald Trump of a cover-up following the Justice Department's release.
- Officials acknowledged the document release was incomplete, with accompanying photos being undated and lacking context.
- Jeffrey Epstein survivor Marina Lacerda criticized the extensive redactions.
- Lacerda urged for the complete, unredacted files to be made public to ensure transparency.