British Epstein accuser Anouska de Georgiou says daughter inspired her to testify as she joins calls for Trump to release files
A British woman accusing Jeffrey Epstein of abuse, as survivors shared emotional stories other than Capitol, she called on all files attached to convicted sex criminals.
Anouska de Georgiou was the first woman from England to claim that Epstein was abused by Epstein and his partner Ghislaine Maxwell for a long time. He said he came together to make the victims of the victims who spoke at a rally at Washington DC on Wednesday.
Fighting with tears, he said that his daughter’s birth was a “turning point ..
“The day he was born, I knew I had responsibility for protecting him and protecting all children,” he said. “I have to use my voice, which has been silenced with fear and shame for many years.”
De Georgiou claimed that he had been abused by Epstein when he was young. On Wednesday, he was one of the eight victims gathered outside Capitol, and he cheered hundreds of rally supporters and “release files”.
De Georgiou said, “The days of sweeping this under the carpet is over. We say ‘no more’,” Georgiou said.
“I’m not weak anymore, I’m not weak anymore and I’m not alone anymore. And there will be no next generation with our vote,” he continued.
“President Trump, in this case you have a lot of influence and strength. Please use this effect and power to help us, because now we need it and this country now needs it.”
De Georgiou claims that his daughter and daughter have been threatened when they were volunteer to witness Maxwell against Maxwell, who was convicted of sex smuggling and other charges in 2021 and is currently sentenced to 20 years of imprisonment.
“I was followed, I got stuck,” he said. “Fear is very real to us.”
Virginia Roberts Giufre, one of Epstein’s leading criminal offense at the age of 41, was remembered at the rally. Friends, family and supporters described him as “champions için for those who survived sexual abuse.
When asked about the demands of the survivors, Trump called for more information about the Epstein investigation of the Ministry of Justice.
“This is a democratic scam,” he said to journalists in Oval Office on Wednesday.
Epstein was arrested in July 2019 and was accused of child sex smuggling. A month later he died in custody while waiting for the trial, committed suicide with his death.
