Two girls have filed lawsuits below the Grownup Survivor's Act claiming they had been sexually assaulted by Jeffrey Epstein at his Manhattan mansion.
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Two girls claiming they had been sexually assaulted by Jeffrey Epstein have filed separate lawsuits towards the billionaire pedophile’s property below the Grownup Survivor’s Act.
The lawsuits are the primary to be filed towards Epstein’s property below the ASA, which opened a one yr authorized window for intercourse assault victims whose instances are too previous to deliver to courtroom, though no less than 10 others have beforehand been filed below the Baby Victims Act, together with instances by Jennifer Aroaz and a number of unnamed girls.
The victims, who had been recognized in courtroom papers solely as Mia Doe and Naomi Doe, every declare they had been recruited by a younger lady to present Epstein a therapeutic massage at his Manhattan mansion, in keeping with courtroom papers.
Mia Doe was recruited in 2003, when she was 18, and Naomi Doe was 20 when she was introduced in in 2005, they claimed in courtroom papers.
Each girls declare Epstein sexually abused them throughout the massages, though Mia Doe claims she broke away from Epstein’s grip and by no means returned, whereas Naomi Doe mentioned that she was abused 10 occasions.
The lawsuits each title Epstein’s property as the only real defendant and don't specify damages.
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