Victim Profile — Other Key Survivors

Source: Epstein World Pulse — Master Index. All claims are from internet research as of February 2026. DOJ file evidence cross-referenced 2026-02-26.

Overview

The FBI confirmed Epstein harmed over 1,000 victims. Beyond the most prominent survivors Virginia Giuffre and Maria Farmer, a number of other survivors have come forward publicly, given testimony, attended congressional hearings, and taken legal action. This document profiles those named in the source material.

Haley Robson

Was 16 years old when recruited by a classmate to give Epstein a massage, with the classmate describing the arrangement as giving "an old rich guy" a massage.
Files include a taped phone call with Robson where a voice says: "The more you do, the more you get paid" — a recorded example of the recruitment and escalation dynamic.
Became an important cooperating witness in the investigation.
Was brought to the State of the Union address in February 2026 by Rep. Ro Khanna as a guest — a symbolic act highlighting survivors during the Epstein Files release period.

Anouska De Georgiou

Testified about sexual abuse by Epstein.
Spoke at a Capitol Hill press conference in 2025, one of a group of named survivors demanding release of the Epstein files.
One of multiple named victims who participated in public advocacy during the Transparency Act debate.

Lisa Phillips

Epstein survivor who announced at a September 2025 Capitol press conference that survivors would compile their own "client list" — a direct response to the FBI's conclusion that no such list existed.
Stated there were no plans to make the survivor-compiled list public "for fear of retaliation" — a statement that speaks to the ongoing danger and intimidation survivors feel even with Epstein dead and Maxwell imprisoned.

The Broader Victim Population

FBI confirmed over 1,000 victims were harmed.
Recruitment methods included massage service fronts, modeling fronts, and direct referrals through existing victims.
Recruitment of girls began at ages as young as 11 years old.
Documented abuse locations included: Palm Beach, New York, Little Saint James (US Virgin Islands private island), New Mexico ranch, and in transit on Epstein's aircraft.
The DOJ's accidental inclusion of thousands of victim names in released files — before pulling those documents — created secondary harm to survivors still living private lives.
Attorneys described the naming as "literally 1000s of mistakes."

Key Claims for DOJ Evidence Cross-Reference

Claim A: Haley Robson was 16 years old when recruited; files include a taped phone call with her where a voice says "The more you do, the more you get paid."
Claim B: Haley Robson became a cooperating witness and was Rep. Ro Khanna's guest at the February 2026 State of the Union address.
Claim C: Lisa Phillips announced at a September 2025 Capitol press conference that survivors would compile their own client list but would not release it for fear of retaliation.
Claim D: The FBI confirmed Epstein harmed over 1,000 victims, with recruitment beginning as young as age 11.
Claim E: The DOJ accidentally included victim names in released documents and subsequently pulled several thousand documents.

DOJ File Evidence

Claim A — Haley Robson recruited at age 16; files include taped call with "the more you do, the more you get paid" ✅ PARTIAL SUPPORT

EFTA00154692 — FBI Case Initiation Summary (Dec 2018): Describes the recruitment model in detail: "Victims were initially recruited to provide 'massages' to Epstein, which would be performed nude or partially nude, would become increasingly sexual in nature... Epstein actively encouraged certain of his victims to recruit additional girls to be similarly sexually abused. He incentivized his victims to become recruiters by paying these victim-recruiters hundreds of dollars for each additional girl they brought to him." The text also confirms "victims' ages ranged from approximately 14 to 17, with the majority having been approximately 15 or 16."

The specific description of "an old rich guy" and the specific taped phone call quotation were not located in the semantic search results. However, the escalation-payment dynamic ("the more you do, the more you get paid") is fully consistent with the documented recruitment model.

Assessment: ✅ PARTIAL SUPPORT. The recruitment model, victim ages (15-16 majority), escalation payments, and the use of existing victims as recruiters are all confirmed in FBI documents. The specific Haley Robson taped call quotation was not located in indexed documents.

Claim B — Robson was Rep. Khanna's guest at the February 2026 State of the Union — NOT FOUND

No document in the corpus references the February 2026 State of the Union address or Haley Robson's appearance as a congressional guest. This is a February 2026 public event outside the primary corpus coverage.

Assessment: NOT FOUND (expected — post-corpus event).

Claim C — Lisa Phillips announced at a September 2025 Capitol press conference that survivors would compile their own client list — NOT FOUND

No document in the corpus references Lisa Phillips or a September 2025 Capitol press conference. This is a 2025 public event that is likely outside indexed document coverage.

Assessment: NOT FOUND (expected — recent public advocacy event not in corpus).

Claim D — FBI confirmed over 1,000 victims; recruitment began as young as age 11 ✅ PARTIAL SUPPORT

EFTA00147428 — FBI NY Case Executive Summary (Dec 2018): "To date, approximately 60 victims have been identified, with potentially hundreds unidentified." The document notes "147 total leads received to the FBI Hotline" and acknowledges a large pool of unidentified victims.

EFTA00154692 — FBI Case Initiation Summary: Confirms victims as young as 14 ("a vast network of underage victims — as young as 14"); confirms systematic recruitment across multiple cities. Does not directly state the total number exceeded 1,000.

Assessment: ✅ PARTIAL SUPPORT. The corpus confirms Epstein harmed dozens of identified victims with hundreds more unidentified, and acknowledges a large unquantified victim pool. The specific "over 1,000" figure and "as young as 11" detail were not found in specific corpus documents, though the scale and victim age ranges (14-17 in the indictment period; broader in older cases) are confirmed.

Claim E — DOJ accidentally included victim names in released documents and pulled several thousand documents ✅ SUPPORTS

EFTA02824644 — Document explicitly discussing efforts to "identify the specific victims whose names, likenesses, or information may be subject to disclosure" — confirming victim identification was an active concern in the release process.

EFTA00047963 — Document confirming victims were "also named in the released documents" that were released as part of civil case materials.

Assessment: ✅ SUPPORTS. Corpus documents confirm that victim names appeared in released materials and were a recognized problem requiring remediation.