Epstein Secrets

mes, and kept a computerized database to track the availability and movements of women and girls, the lawsuit said. The lawsuit, which was filed by Denise N. George, the attorney general of the Virgin Islands, broadened the dimensions of the wrongdoing in which Mr. Epstein was said to have engaged. He had been

could be allocated. "We don't have a long history of figuring out what to do in cases of human trafficking," said Bridgette Carr, the director of the Human Trafficking Clinic at the University of Michigan Law School, who consulted with Ms. George's team on the case. "I think this litigation and the courts are just trying

es, and kept a computerized database to track the availability and movements of women and girls, the lawsuit said. The lawsuit, which was filed by Denise N. George, the attorney general of the Virgin Islands, broadened the dimensions of the wrongdoing in which Mr. Epstein was said to have engaged. He had been

, could be allocated. "We don't have a long history of figuring out what to do in cases of human trafficking," said Bridgette Can, the director of the Human Trafficking Clinic at the University of Michigan Law School, who consulted with Ms. George's team on the case. "I think this litigation and the courts are just trying

mes, and kept a computerized database to track the availability and movements of women and girls, the lawsuit said. The lawsuit, which was filed by Denise N. George, the attorney general of the Virgin Islands, broadened the dimensions of the wrongdoing in which Mr. Epstein was said to have engaged. He had been

could be allocated. "We don't have a long history of figuring out what to do in cases of human trafficking," said Bridgette Carr, the director of the Human Trafficking Clinic at the University of Michigan Law School, who consulted with Ms. George's team on the case. "I think this litigation and the courts are just trying