Annie Farmer, a survivor of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, called for the U.S. to go after billionaires connected to Epstein’s crimes after former Prince Andrew was arrested by British authorities on Thursday morning. “In this country, it feels like our system prioritizes profit over all else, and so our version of royalty is really the billionaire class. … I’m just really hoping we can follow the U.K.’s lead and hold our own royal class, these billionaires, accountable,” Farmer told CNN’s Kaitlan Collins on Thursday evening. Farmer is part of a growing number of Americans demanding that the Justice Department cracks down on those accused of wrongdoing in the Epstein files. Read More:…
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Epstein survivor Annie Farmer joined Katrina Szish on "American Agenda" to speak out about the DOJ's handling of sensitive Epstein-linked files, her experience being a survivor of the unspeakable acts committed, and the mission to find answers and justice for those hurt.
