For 84 days, I have dedicated myself to bringing the attention that is deserved to the released files on Jefferey Epstein. Today, I'm calling on all of us to join forces and demand complete transparency from the Department of Justice. It's time for all of Jeffrey Epstein's email records to be released to the public.

The recent actions of the Department of Justice and our very own president have made it abundantly clear that we (the people of the United States of America and the people of the globe) have not had everything shared with us. I urge you to sign this petition, in the hope that the current administration will uphold its promise of full transparency regarding the Epstein files. 

Epstein's non-prosecution agreement and his ties to influential figures have already been widely criticized for masking grave injustices, and the Department of Justice's failure to release the full, unredacted emails is appalling. I want to start a motion in the right direction. By signing this, you are directly asking the current administration to release any and all files related to Epstein and his associates, without redactions that would compromise any political figures or celebrities. 

This isn't simply a request for access—it's a demand for accountability and integrity from our justice system. By revealing these emails, the Department of Justice would not only bolster public trust but also show a commitment to helping victims find closure and protecting potential future victims.

As someone who has experienced sexual abuse in the past, I can testify to the severity of what these monsters do to a person. I will not sit here on my soapbox and pretend that I know exactly what the victims are feeling, but I will try to convey to you what that pain feels like. Some are too scared to stand up for themselves because of the threats made to them and their families, which is why we need to stand up for them and be the voice they deserve. You may never know what it is like to have something stolen from you, just for that person to not be able to give it back, and I hope you don't. But the victims of Epstein were deprived of their childhoods, their normal lives, because of the terror that this man caused. It is time for us as citizens to demand justice for this theft of life and soul.

Washington, D.C., as the epicenter of policy and oversight, must lead this charge. I invite you to stand with me in this call for transparency. Sign this petition to demand that the Department of Justice release all of Epstein's email records without delay and without redactions. Together, let's push for the truth and ensure justice is served.