Jeffrey Epstein victims publish emotional message earlier than Super Bowl – and assault Trump administration | EUROtoday

While Donald Trump himself stayed away from the Super Bowl, he was nonetheless focused at a very powerful sporting occasion of the 12 months within the USA: A bunch of victims of the late intercourse offender Jeffrey Epstein revealed a spot on Super Bowl Sunday that was aimed instantly on the ex-president and Attorney General Pam Bondi. The 33-second video message with the hashtag #StandWithSurvivors was produced by the World Without Exploitation coalition – a coalition of abuse survivors and anti-human trafficking activists.

In the advert, a number of ladies could be seen with blackened mouths – an emblem of the truth that their voices are being suppressed. They demand reality, clarification and the discharge of round three million paperwork nonetheless withheld within the Epstein complicated: “Tell Attorney General Pam Bondi that it is time for the truth,” the clip says. Numerous journalists, together with former CNN correspondent Jim Acosta, shared the spot on social media.

In addition to the spot, an enormous banner in Las Vegas that learn “Epstein Files Leaders” additionally reportedly triggered a stir, concentrating on Trump, Bill Clinton, Elon Musk and Bill Gates, amongst others. In the type of an NFL graphic, it was titled “Pedo Bowl” – a reference to the pedophilia allegations surrounding Epstein.

Jeffrey Epstein, who dedicated suicide in his jail cell in 2019, was suspected of getting constructed a community through the years through which underage ladies have been sexually abused and launched to outstanding personalities. His shut contacts included Bill Clinton, Prince Andrew, Donald Trump and Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates. The US Department of Justice lately revealed extra Epstein paperwork that once more contained outstanding names, however didn’t present any concrete legal allegations towards the folks.

Neither the White House nor the Justice Department have but commented on the protest spot. Trump himself solely launched a press release praising the Super Bowl as a “unique American tradition” and wishing the groups good luck. The ex-president later described the controversial halftime present by famous person Bad Bunny, who had criticized Trump and the US immigration company ICE previously, as “disgusting”.