Jennifer Freeman

Jess Michaels, a survivor of Jeffrey Epstein's abuse and now a dedicated advocate for justice, shares her harrowing journey from a thriving dancer to a voice for accountability. Accompanied by her lawyer, Jennifer Freeman, they confront the systemic failures allowing such abuse to persist, calling for transparency and legal reforms. The conversation highlights the urgent need for survivor solidarity and the importance of storytelling in healing. Their message is clear: they will not back down until justice is served.

Maria Farmer, a pioneering voice against Jeffrey Epstein's abuses, shares her experiences navigating trauma and encounters with Donald Trump during her time in Epstein's circle. Alongside her attorney, Jennifer Freeman, they discuss Farmer's desire to testify before Congress and reveal more about the troubling connections between powerful figures and Epstein's crimes. The conversation highlights the ongoing struggles of survivors for justice and the urgent need for transparency in the legal processes impacting their lives.

Jess Michaels, a survivor of Jeffrey Epstein's abuse, shares her harrowing journey from aspiring dancer to advocate for survivors. She highlights the deep impact of trauma and the urgent need for accountability from leaders who have ignored warnings. Joined by attorney Jennifer Freeman, they discuss the legal landscape surrounding Epstein's case, the necessity of releasing government documents, and the importance of community among survivors. Together, they urge a cultural shift that reframes victimhood and holds perpetrators accountable.