Newly released court documents reveal that prosecutors in a 2006 grand jury trial against Jeffrey Epstein painted underage victims as prostitutes and criminals, potentially sabotaging their own case. The transcripts show victims being belittled and treated like criminals, with one victim testifying about being abused by Epstein at 14. Despite serious allegations, Epstein received a lenient plea deal, raising questions about the handling of the case by prosecutors. The unsealed documents shed light on how Epstein's wealth and influence may have influenced the legal proceedings, sparking public outrage and calls for accountability.