02/20/2026
We are struggling to even find the words, as more and more from the Epstein Files is revealed. But silence is not an option.
The latest release of the Epstein Files is not justice. It is not transparency. It is a brutal reminder of how deeply this system is built to protect powerful men while sacrificing girls, still and again.
The identities of abusers and traffickers are carefully shielded while the names and addresses of the predators’ victims are released to the public. Wealthy and powerful men are protected while the children they abused are put in real danger. Explicit images are released to the public without redaction and without consent, for the sick and perverted entertainment of a whole new generation of predators.
At every turn, survivors are treated like spectacle, to be used and traumatized yet again for others’ purpose and agenda. Not recognized as human beings deserving of privacy and dignity but as objects. Justice still does not apply.
This is retraumatization masquerading as disclosure.
This is a display of limitless power orchestrated by the representatives of a system that was designed for the benefit of powerful men. By representatives who sacrifice children to this system, to feed the sick and twisted demands of an all powerful elite.
Let us be absolutely clear:
These men are not done.
They are not reformed.
They are not the vestiges of a dark period in our past.
They are still buying, selling, drugging, and abusing girls.
And every day that investigations are denied, names are hidden, and accountability is avoided, the harm continues. The risk to every girl in every city across the country continues to grow.
Indiana National Organization for Women refuses to accept a system where survivors are exposed and abusers are protected.
We will not tolerate the secrecy, delay, and performative outrage that enables children to be sacrificed instead of nurtured and protected from the horrors of human trafficking.
We demand full investigations into every allegation.
We demand public accountability.
We demand prosecution to the fullest extent of the law.
And we call on our members of Congress to pass new laws that will eliminate the statute of limitations where current law fails these survivors and those who did not survive.
And we demand answers.
How was the Epstein trafficking ring allowed to operate just barely in the shadows?
Who turned away and pretended not to see?
Who replaced Epstein and Maxwell, and where did the operation move to?
Anything less is complicity.
