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        Case 1:19-cr-00490-RMB            Document 69         Filed 08/04/25       Page 1 of 2

MEMO ENDORSED                              August 4, 2025                                       Page 1

                                                                       Docket and file.
VIA EMAIL TO JUDGE BERMAN:
Hon. Richard M. Berman, U.S.D.J.
United States District Court
Southern District of New York
500 Pearl Street
New York, New York 10007-1312                                              08/04/25


        Re:     United States of America vs. Jeffrey Epstein, 1:19-cr-00490-RMB

Dear Hon. Judge Berman:

        I come forward to you today in disdain, disgust and fear of how the United States of
America’s DOJ has handled the promise to release the “Epstein Files”. Out of respect for the
court, I will keep this short, to the point and as direct as possible. It has been a very difficult time
for me personally, mentally and emotionally dealing with the circus around the “Epstein Files”. I
use quotations because what are these “Files” exactly, anyway?”

         I regrettably feel the need to come forward and shed some light on the Government’s
motion to unseal transcripts, documents and exhibits from the “case” that was never tried. Sad to
say, for the victims we never got our day in court. Apparently, Epstein killed himself under
whose watch? Oh, was it Trump’s DOJ? Hmmm, interesting. Although, I am for complete and
utter transparency in this case, we deserve transparency from our own government, the agencies
that were supposed to be there to protect us victims and guess what, they utterly and completely
failed us. Unfortunately, with their disregard for the victims I feel it is imperative to write this
letter to the court.

       Because, I personally desire to remain anonymous I feel like I do not have a voice.
Therefore, with it being my right to have an opinion as a victim in this matter I have a voice to
speak to the court and to the United States.

        

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