'He liked the fear in our eyes,' Epstein survivors tell BBC

Five survivors of Jeffrey Epstein's sexual abuse participated in their first collective interview with BBC Newsnight, sharing their experiences and calling for further investigation into powerful figures who associated with the convicted sex offender. The women, including Joanna Harrison who was recently unintentionally identified in released government documents, recounted assaults that occurred at various Epstein properties, particularly his New Mexico ranch which they described as having a dark, ominous atmosphere. The survivors shared photographs and journals documenting their time with Epstein, including images from humanitarian trips with high-profile individuals like Bill Clinton and Kevin Spacey, though they emphasized that merely appearing in Epstein-related documents doesn't imply wrongdoing.