A stunned America froze as Johanna Sjoberg, an Epstein accuser, testified in a newly unsealed 2016 deposition that Jeffrey Epstein once quipped about Bill Clinton: “He likes them young, referring to girls.”h

A stunned America froze as Johanna Sjoberg, an Epstein accuser, testified in a newly unsealed 2016 deposition that Jeffrey Epstein once quipped about Bill Clinton: “He likes them young, referring to girls.”

The testimony, from Giuffre v. Maxwell unsealed in January 2024 (resurfaced amid 2025 Epstein Files Transparency Act disclosures), detailed Sjoberg’s 2001 massage session at Epstein’s Palm Beach mansion. Epstein, on the phone, allegedly said of Clinton: “Yeah, he likes them young,” gesturing toward Sjoberg. She clarified no direct Clinton misconduct witnessed—only Epstein’s remark—and never saw Clinton on the island.

Sjoberg, groomed at 21, described Maxwell’s recruitment and Epstein’s groping during “massages.” The quip—casual, chilling—fueled speculation but added no new crimes; Clinton denied island visits or knowledge of Epstein’s acts.

Giuffre’s memoir Nobody’s Girl (October 21, 2025) echoed the pattern: Epstein’s boasts normalizing predation. The deposition, viewed millions in viral clips, trended #EpsteinClintonYoung with 3.5 million posts (70% demanding probes). As Transparency Act releases concluded December 19—no bombshells—the remark resurfaced Epstein’s web: words weaponized, silence shattered.

Sjoberg’s testimony—steady yet haunting—ensured Epstein’s casual cruelty, once buried, now reverberates eternal.