Netflix’s Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich gives voice to victims, but can’t tell the whole story GlobeArts
This translation has been automatically generated and has not been verified for accuracy. Annie Farmer and her sister Maria Farmer were pulled into the circle around sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and his partner Ghislaine Maxwell, as told in Netflix's docuseries about the disgraced financier and his incessant abuse of young women and girls.
At the start, we see footage of Epstein giving a deposition in 2010. He smirks and look vaguely annoyed as he’s asked whether he’s ever been found guilty of various crimes. He “pleads the fifth,” refusing to answer. That’s pretty much all we hear from the man himself. After Annie told Maria she’d been abused by Epstein, they contacted the police, who passed them on to the the FBI, to no avail. What Vicky Ward recalls is that, as her story became more than a piece about a “Gatsby-like” figure, Vanity Fair editor Graydon Carter was spooked. Epstein himself made sinister threats to Ward on the phone. Any mention of women accusing Epstein disappeared from the story.
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