Epstein Survivor Campaigns for Meeting With King Charles

Representative Ro Khanna, co-author of the Epstein-Viles Transparency Act, has addressed the legal proceedings following the arrest of Prince Andrew on suspicion of misconduct in public office. The request aims to provide the monarch an opportunity to address wrongs facilitated by the institution. She seeks validation and acknowledgment from the monarchy regarding the failures of the institution. The survivor expressed that the current lack of engagement feels surreal given the King's previous statements of support. She stated that the Royal Family, as an institution, failed victims and needs to rectify past wrongs. Over 1000 victims of Epstein exist, and privilege should not impede this process. Advocates argue that privilege must not obstruct justice regarding the over 1,000 victims of Jeffrey Epstein. There is evidence involving individuals such as Andrew and Peter in relation to the predator's activities. The survivor plans to host a private tea party in Washington this coming Tuesday to facilitate this discussion. A survivor of Jeffrey Epstein's abuse reports suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder that impacts daily functioning such as performing chores or answering phones. The survivor is seeking a platform to share their voice regarding the trauma experienced. Orr is scheduled to be in Washington over the coming days as part of her ongoing efforts.