IHIP News Lead Epstein Reporter Claims "It's Worse Than I Thought" as More Victims Surface
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Jan 18, 2026 
Join investigative journalist Julie K. Brown, renowned for exposing the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, as she delves into the shocking developments of the case. She reveals disturbing connections between victims and her own reporting, discusses a wave of new survivors coming forward, and critiques the DOJ's lack of genuine engagement with victims. Julie also highlights the botched investigations and calls for victims to testify publicly. Her insights emphasize a deep-rooted distrust in the system and the urgent need for transparency and justice.
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Name On Itinerary Sparked Alarm
- Julie K. Brown discovered her maiden name appeared on a flight itinerary the DOJ released, which initially made her think she was being monitored.
- She later learned the itinerary tracked a victim she had helped by buying a ticket for a joint interview trip.
Increase Operational Security
- Julie K. Brown started using Signal and changed travel habits after seeing her name in released files.
- She advises increased operational security while investigating sensitive stories to protect sources and communications.
Victims Form Their Own Investigative Network
- Victims have organized themselves and compare notes, forming their own informal investigative network.
- This grassroots coordination is revealing connections and prompting new victims to come forward to Julie K. Brown.