Hear from the Victims
These are the voices of survivors of Jeffrey Epstein's abuse. Every person featured on this page came forward publicly, on the record, and by their own choice. Their accounts are the reason any of this matters.
The DOJ's EFTA production contains 2.73 million pages of documents. The interviews, testimony, and evidence within those pages exist because these women reported what happened to them — often at enormous personal cost and, in many cases, years before anyone listened.
This page collects publicly available video interviews and statements. All videos are hosted on YouTube by the original publishers. No victim testimony is reproduced in text; the recordings speak for themselves.
Virginia Giuffre
Jennifer Araoz
Courtney Wild
Annie Farmer
Maria Farmer
Jena Lisa Jones
Marina Lacerda
Juliette Bryant
Sarah Ransome
Anouska de Georgiou
Danielle Bensky
Sharlene Rochard
Chauntae Davies
Elizabeth Stein
Teresa Helm
Lisa Phillips
Teala Davies
Alicia Arden
Andrea Sterling
Rina Oh
Michelle Licata
Haley Robson
Farmer & Bensky
NBC Group
NBC / Bondi
ABC Group
CNN Capitol
Individual Interviews
20 survivors, in their own words
Virginia Giuffre
The most comprehensive long-form feature on Giuffre's account. Also includes Courtney Wild. Giuffre, abused from age 16, is the most prominent survivor of Epstein's trafficking operation — she filed a civil suit against Ghislaine Maxwell in 2015 and was named in Maxwell trial evidence.
Jennifer Araoz
Araoz describes being raped at age 15 at Epstein's Manhattan townhouse. She filed suit under the New York Child Victims Act in August 2019.
Courtney Wild
Wild describes recruiting 70 to 80 girls for Epstein, beginning when she was 14. She testified at Maxwell's sentencing hearing.
Annie Farmer
Farmer discusses the FBI report her sister Maria filed in 1996 — nearly three decades before it was made public. Designated Minor Victim-2 in the Maxwell indictment; testified at Maxwell's trial under her real name — the only accuser to do so.
Maria Farmer
Maria Farmer was the first known victim to report Epstein and Maxwell to the FBI, in 1996. Neither the FBI nor the NYPD acted on her complaint.
Jena Lisa Jones
Full unedited interview. Jones was abused starting at age 14. Named in Miami Herald investigative reporting by Julie K. Brown.
Marina Lacerda
Brazilian national, abused from age 14. A key FBI witness, named in SDNY charging documents. Full interview with some content censored by the publisher.
Also: A Current Affair interview (2026)
Juliette Bryant
South African national, trafficked from Cape Town at age 20. One of the most detailed accounts of abuse on Epstein's private island. Filed civil suit against the Epstein estate.
Also: Sky News Cape Town interview (February 2026, 4 min)
Sarah Ransome
Ransome describes abuse on Epstein's private island. Named in Maxwell trial victim statements; filed civil suit against the Epstein estate. Author of a memoir about her experience.
Anouska de Georgiou
British model and actress. Spoke at the August 2019 victim hearing before Judge Berman. Discusses Maxwell's direct involvement in her abuse.
Danielle Bensky
Bensky was 17 when she first met Epstein. Part of a group of three survivors — with Sharlene Rochard and Elizabeth Stein — who traveled to the UK to address Parliament in March 2026.
Sharlene Rochard
Abused beginning at age 16, continuing for approximately a decade. Traveled to the UK to speak before Parliament in March 2026.
Also: CBS News interview (January 2026, 7 min)
Chauntae Davies
Short individual statement. Davies also appears in several group interviews below, including the CNN Capitol steps press conference (at 32:53) and the ABC News group.
Elizabeth Stein
Anti-trafficking activist and STAND Fellow at World Without Exploitation. Has also appeared on PBS NewsHour, MSNBC, and CNN.
Teresa Helm
Survivor Services Coordinator at the National Center on Sexual Exploitation. Helm has spoken extensively about the need for full document transparency.
Also: ITV News full interview (27 min) ·
Consider Before Consuming podcast (41 min)
Lisa Phillips
American survivor who traveled to Ireland in February 2026 to advocate for investigation into Epstein's Irish connections. Also appears in the CNN Capitol steps group interview (at 30:35). Introduced Rina Oh to Epstein around 2000.
Teala Davies
Filed civil suit in November 2019 with attorney Gloria Allred. Abused at age 17.
Alicia Arden
Filed a police report with the Santa Monica Police Department in 1997 after Epstein groped her during what she believed was a Victoria's Secret modeling interview. Press conference with attorney Gloria Allred.
Andrea Sterling
Colombian national, abused at age 17 in New York City. The only known Spanish-language standalone survivor interview. Her personal data was exposed in the DOJ file releases.
Rina Oh
Korean American art student who says she was 21 when drawn into Epstein's circle around 2000. One of the only Asian American women to come forward publicly. Has her own advocacy site and has spoken at survivor press events in Washington.
Michelle Licata
Named in the Palm Beach Police Department investigation. This video features Licata's mother discussing when she learned of her daughter's abuse.
Haley Robson
Robson was recruited at age 16 by a classmate to give Epstein a massage. She describes being coerced into bringing other girls to Epstein for $200 each: "The guilt will never go away. There's not a day that goes by that I don't think about the other girls." Named in the Palm Beach investigation; testified before the grand jury. Interview by Mola Lenghi.
Group Interviews & Press Conferences
5 group statements featuring multiple survivors
Annie Farmer & Danielle Bensky
In-depth joint interview on Rep. Jayapal's official congressional YouTube channel. Both survivors give detailed accounts and discuss the legislative response to the EFTA production.
Multiple Survivors — NBC News
Extended group interview with Elizabeth Stein, Teresa Helm, Annie Farmer, Wendy Avis, and others.
Multiple Survivors — After the Bondi Hearing
Group interview following Attorney General Pam Bondi's House Judiciary Committee hearing, in which she refused specific directed apologies to survivors present in the room.
Multiple Survivors — ABC News
Group interview with Teala Davies, Chauntae Davies, Jennifer Araoz, and others.
Multiple Survivors — Capitol Steps Press Conference
Press conference on the Capitol steps. Chapters include Haley Robson (25:05), Lisa Phillips (30:35), Chauntae Davies (32:53), and others.
About This Page
Every person featured here made the decision to speak publicly. This page does not reproduce their testimony in text — these are their words, in their voices, and should be heard that way.
All videos are hosted on YouTube by their original publishers. We link to them; we do not host, edit, or monetize any of this content. If a video is removed by its publisher, we will remove the link.
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