Jeffrey Epstein's victims have publicly shared their emotional accounts of sexual abuse and demanded the release of more files related to the convicted sex offender. They announced that they are compiling a confidential list of his associates whom they believe were involved in the abuse.

• One victim, Lisa Phillips, stated the group would confidentially compile names of those regularly in the "Epstein world."
• The event was organized by US lawmakers pushing for the public release of more files from the Epstein investigation.
• During the two-hour news conference, nine female Epstein accusers detailed their experiences, with Marina Lacerda revealing she worked for Epstein from ages 14 to 17.
• Victims urged the Department of Justice to release all documents, citing fears of repercussions if they themselves named individuals.