Jeffrey Epstein’s survivors have turned to one of America’s most-watched events to push for accountability and truth. On Super Bowl Sunday, the women released a stark public service announcement demanding transparency in what they call the world’s largest sex-trafficking scandal. The ad features survivors speaking directly to viewers, sharing images from their childhood and urging the release of all remaining Epstein files.
Despite a recent Justice Department document release, advocates argue that nearly half of the records remain undisclosed. The campaign comes as members of Congress prepare to review unredacted Epstein files, renewing debate over Epstein’s crimes, his powerful connections, and the government’s handling of the case.
