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Who a jury here has decided wasn't just a bystander to the crimes ofjeffrey epstein, but was herself a predator and an active participant in the sexual abuse of teenagers. aleem maqbool, bbc news in new york. we're joined now from los angeles by lisa bloom, who is a lawyer representing some ofjeffrey epstein�*s accusers. welcome to bbc breakfast. it is good to have you with us. there is to build your reaction to the eight victims ofjeffrey epstein, we were all moved to tears when the verdict came down after decades of waiting forjustice. came down after decades of waiting for “ustice. . , ...

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Injury playing sport. it's taken me a lot longer than i — i'm kind of ashamed to admit maybe how long it really took me to fully accept that this is... ..this is who i am. and it's not... it's not entirely who i am, but it's something that is a part of me, and i'm ok with it. i go to speech therapy and regular therapy, because i want my problems to sound good. laughter. he threw himself into the spotlight, a finalist on america�*s got talent, using his stammer, or stutter, as they call it in america, to make him a star. going on stage was something that made me feel... ..just like a human ...

Because i think, you know, there was no... one felt there was nothing you could do. so, how would we talk about it? and at what stage do you suddenly say, "is there anything we can do to stop your stammer?" or, "how did you first get a stammer?" i'd love to have asked all these questions, but we just didn't because it would feel like rubbing in, you know, rubbing it all in, making him even more aware of it. and so there was a sort of unspoken feeling that we just accepted it in the family. and we did, really, around the table and all that. um...and to sort of single it out and sit and talk abo...