Victims of billionaire child trafficker Jeffrey Epstein have spoken out against the FBI and the DOJ's handling of the controversial case.

Two letters from anonymous victims have been submitted blasting the Trump administration for protecting Epstein's associates and clients instead of seeking justice for Epstein's many victims.

One letter submitted to a Manhattan federal court read, "I am not sure the highest priority here is the victims, justice for the victims or combating child exploitation... Rather, I feel like the DOJ’s and FBI’s priority is protecting the ‘third-party,’ the wealthy men by focusing on scrubbing their names off the files."

Another letter blasted the DOJ for meeting with Epstein's closest associate, Ghislaine Maxwell, amid talks of granting Maxwell immunity in return for her testimony exposing both the empire she ran with Epstein and the clients they serviced.

While there aren't many details known about Maxwell's cooperation, she was moved to a lower-security prison last week, suggesting that things are moving behind the scenes.

Justice for the victims

It's undeniable that this entire situation has been horribly botched by Attorney General Pam Bondi and that both Epstein's victims as well as conservative voters have been let down in the past month.

However, it is possible that the Trump administration can still secure accountability by getting a deal out of Maxwell to testify to Congress about Epstein's child trafficking operations, which she helped run.

Some of Epstein's victims don't seem to be happy with the Trump administration's dealings with Maxwell, despite the undeniable value of getting her to testify, even if she gets immunity out of it.

In one victim's letter, they stated "[T]hey are the ones who also know the victims, their names, their truths and their stories unlike the United States Government who did not and does not even care to know our truth. They would rather ask a convicted imprisoned sex trafficker/abuser for information."

This victim seems to be ignoring the very real opportunity that the Trump administration has to unearth an incredible amount of information, even if there is a deal with the devil to be made.

Considering that Epstein apparently had no “client list” of associates who abused girls as young as 14, despite widespread speculation, this means that the only individual with such knowledge would be Maxwell.

Headache for Trump

This entire situation has been a disaster for President Trump, who promised transparency on Epstein's crimes after years of speculation ever since Epstein died in prison in 2019.

Pam Bondi's handling of the situation, from her promising to release the list in February to doing a sudden about-face in declaring that there is no list, has reflected badly on Trump and left many supporters angry.

However, the Trump administration has an opportunity to salvage this situation should Maxwell testify. And with the recent moving of Maxwell to a low-security prison, it seems likely that there is serious progress being made and Epstein's victims may still be able to get justice.