The women and girls who accused Jeffrey Epstein of sexual abuse and assault in the 2000s reported systematic intimidation—including intrusive questioning, and men in black sport utility vehicles parking outside their homes and following them to school.
Would they have fared better or seen more favorable litigation outcomes if their cases had arisen more recently, after the #MeToo movement?
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