General Discussion

She admitted in the interview that one of her clients was effectively a right wing operative even though she still refused to believe it. I think it's very possible that "Katie Johnson" and those involved with her very well could have duped her. And in the one article, "Katie Johnson's" alleged lawyer Goldman said he had no way to get in touch with her. Sorry, but I find that very suspicious. Also, a lawsuit was filed in California which was almost immediately thrown out because there were multiple problems with it, and then a couple months later, basically the same lawsuit was filed in New York. And she completely disappeared and fell off the face of the earth immediately after withdrawing her lawsuit? I find that very suspicious as well. She was suing $100 million, so why is there no record of her making a claim against the Epstein who through multiple entities (Epstein Victims' Compensation Program, JPMorgan Chase Settlement & Deutsche Bank Settlement) has paid out close to $500 million to his victims? It's a proven fact that the initial story of "Katie Johnson" was spread by a man who has a history of spreading fake stories.

I have not and will not totally dismiss this case. I believe there is definitely a chance that it is true. But until I see some real evidence, I'll remain skeptical.