Epstein Survivor Breaks Silence: Decades of Trauma Recounted on Nancy Grace’s Show
Decades after being trafficked into Jeffrey Epstein’s orbit as a teenager, a survivor steps into the spotlight with Nancy Grace to recount the moments that shattered her life and the powerful names she can never forget.
Lisa Phillips, a survivor of Jeffrey Epstein’s abuse, recently appeared on Crime Stories with Nancy Grace to share her harrowing story. Trafficked as a young model in her early 20s, Phillips described being lured into Epstein’s world with promises of opportunity, only to face repeated assault on his private island, Little St. James.
In the emotional interview
, Phillips detailed meeting fellow survivor Virginia Giuffre on the island and witnessing the grooming tactics used on young women. She spoke of Epstein’s manipulative “genius” in trapping victims—offering modeling jobs, financial help, and access to elite circles—while isolating them in luxury that masked horror.
Phillips recounted specific traumatic moments: forced encounters, the fear of speaking out against powerful men, and the lasting psychological scars. She emphasized names of high-profile associates she encountered or heard about, stressing that full transparency in ongoing Epstein file releases is crucial for justice.
Having advocated on Capitol Hill for unredacted document disclosures, Phillips now hosts the podcast From Now On, empowering other survivors. Her appearance amid 2025-2026 file drops highlights the enduring fight against silence.
Grace, known for championing victims, probed deeply, underscoring systemic failures that protected Epstein for years. Phillips’ courage reminds us that survivors’ voices, though delayed by decades of trauma, remain vital in exposing networks of abuse involving the rich and influential.
As more files emerge, stories like Phillips’ demand accountability—no name too powerful to ignore.
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