‘Big Fat Nothing’: Epstein Victims’ Atty Says Clients Are ‘Very Upset’ At ‘Back Of The Hand’ Treatment From FBI, DOJ

Attorney Jennifer Freeman, who represents survivors of Jeffrey Epstein, said Thursday evening on Fox News that her clients are “very upset” with the FBI and Department of Justice (DOJ) over their continued dismissal of an investigation into allegations of sexual abuse by Epstein.

Epstein was arrested and charged in 2019 with sex trafficking, but he was found dead in his New York Metropolitan Correctional Center cell a month later. Following the release of the DOJ’s first phase of “The Epstein Files,” the 100-page initial release failed to include a client list, stirring controversy online.

On “Jesse Watters Primetime,” the Fox host asked Freeman how her clients felt about the files, noting that the limited information added “more mystery, more obstruction.”

“We’ve been looking through the documents, which we just got like an hour plus ago, and it’s a bit of a ho-hum. Certainly there is some information there. There are four categories of information. There’s logs, there’s evidence, there’s contact lists and then there’s a blank list of masseuses,” Freeman said.

“There’s some interesting things on there. Alan Dershowitz appears multiple times. Bill Clinton appears with four Secret Service. We see a reference to nude and semi-nude images and videos, what we call CSAM , which is child pornography. There are some interesting contact lists, more Secret Service, and some Hollywood A-listers,” Freeman added.

Prior to Epstein’s arrest, painter Maria Farmer, who is represented by Freeman, and her teenage sister Annie accused the convicted sex offender in 2002 and his longtime partner Ghislaine Maxwell of sexual abuse in 1996 on multiple occasions. Farmer told