Two teenage girls who testified in 2006 that they were victims of Jeffrey Epstein were accused of being prostitutes and told they could be charged with a crime, newly released grand jury documents revealed.
The girls testified on July 19, 2006, following an effort by the Palm Beach Police Department to charge Epstein with felonies relating to his sexual exploitation of underage girls. Then State’s Attorney Barry Krischer had resisted charging Epstein for months, according to ABC News, before finally convening the grand jury.
On this day of testimony, the two teenage girls were called, along with two police officers and an investigator with Krischer’s office. The entire proceeding took less than four hours, according to the newly released documents. The first witness called was Palm Beach Police Detective Joseph Recarey, who led the investigation into Epstein’s dealings with…
