Women who were abused by Jeffrey Epstein express anxiety over the US Justice Department's handling of grand jury records. Some victims support the release of transcripts for transparency, while others worry about privacy breaches and the Trump administration's motivations. They seek conditions for the release, including the ability to review and redact sensitive information. The Justice Department, led by Pam Bondi, faces pressure to unseal documents amid concerns about Trump's potential involvement. Victims accuse Trump of sidelining them and fear he may offer clemency to Ghislaine Maxwell. The Justice Department initially decided not to release additional files but later reversed this under public pressure. Maxwell's attorney opposes the release, citing grand jury secrecy. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)