‘Not end of story’: Justice eludes Epstein survivors as '3m pages still missing, 200,000 redacted'
Carys Garland is pleased to welcome former New York State Assistant Attorney General Reed Brody who shines a cruel light on the systemic failures and disturbing patterns within the newly released Epstein files. Mr. Brody exposes a justice system compromised by conflicts of interest, reckless redactions that shield the powerful while exposing survivors, and a chilling absence of accountability. Deep institutional betrayals have endured for decades in the aftermath of Epstein’s crimes and his accomplices have yet to face any justice.
Carys Garland is pleased to welcome former New York State Assistant Attorney General Reed Brody who shines a cruel light on the systemic failures and disturbing patterns within the newly released Epstein files. Mr. Brody exposes a justice system compromised by conflicts of interest, reckless redactions that shield the powerful while exposing survivors, and a chilling absence of accountability. Deep institutional betrayals have endured for decades in the aftermath of Epstein’s crimes and his accomplices have yet to face any justice.
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