Perhaps the biggest tragedy in the Jeffery Epstein sexual abuse scandal isn’t that the New York City prison system allowed the multi-millionaire to commit suicide.
Nor is it that Epstein never had the chance to rat out his fellow abusers (Bill Clinton’s probably breathing a sigh of relief).
The biggest tragedy is that the victims of his sex-cult never saw justice served. And when you read about the most horrifying thing Epstein did to his victims before abusing them, you will shake with rage.
One of the many perks of having wealth in America is that it gives people access to nearly unlimited resources.
In and of itself, there’s nothing wrong with that.
But when a person like pedophile Jeffery Epstein can use their money to hire (and possibly even bribe) medical experts to forcibly drug women he was going to rape, it becomes a real issue.
Though he’s been dead since August 10, new information about the man’s deviant behavior continues to come out.
And one of the lead victims in the case against Epstein says that his considerable wealth gave him unlimited power to act out his dark fantasies.
Jeffery Epstein recruited Virginia Giuffre to be one his sex-servants when she was just 16 years old.
From that point on, life for Virginia included licensed doctors giving her daily doses of powerful drugs (including Xanax) to keep her docile and non-combative so Epstein could rape her over and over again.
Whether or not the medical professionals realized the women were his sex-slaves isn’t readily known.
But, Giuffre’s testimony indicates there were numerous doctors Epstein hired to “freshen up” his girls.
Giuffre told the Miami Herald:
“There were doctors and psychiatrists and gynecologist visits. There were dentists who whitened our teeth.. There was a doctor who gave me Xanax. What doctor in their right mind, who is supposed to protect their patients, gives girls and young women Xanax?”
Another victim by the name of Sarah Ransome was 22 when Epstein drew her into his harem.
She said the abuse she suffered nearly drove her to the breaking point.
So Epstein, desperate to keep one of his girls stable, had a psychiatrist give her therapeutic doses of lithium.
It’s tragic the doctors weren’t asking questions. As Ransome also told the Herald, it should’ve been obvious something wasn’t right.
“You could see it in our faces … We were damaged, we were medicated.”
Sadly, Epstein’s perverse behavior and his tedious protocol for cleaning up girls and making them agreeable to his outrageous behavior was so well-documented, it even had a name.
The lawyer for these women, Bradley Edwards, referred to it as the “Epstein Process.”
Edwards, who is suing federal prosecutors in South Florida over their handling of Epstein’s sex trafficking case from 2008, described the process as psychological manipulation by Epstein.
“He would find out they have no home, no car, that they need a place to live, and he would provide a place to live,” Edwards told the Herald.
“He can get you to the best doctors.”