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Jeffrey Epstein’s House Arrest Abuse Claims Strike at the Heart of the NPA (5/14/26)
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- The Diddy Diaries
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- May 14, 2026
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- 733
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Summary
At a House Oversight Committee field hearing in Palm Beach, a survivor identified only as Roza gave emotional testimony describing how Jeffrey Epstein allegedly raped and abused her while he was already under house arrest in Florida following his 2008 plea deal. Roza said she was brought to the United States from Uzbekistan at age 18 by Jean-Luc Brunel, the longtime modeling scout closely tied to Epstein, after being promised a glamorous modeling career. Instead, she testified that she was pulled into Epstein’s orbit and subjected to sexual abuse while federal authorities were supposedly monitoring him under one of the most controversial plea agreements in modern criminal justice history. Roza also told lawmakers she believes she never should have qualified for the visa she was granted, raising additional questions about how Epstein and his associates were allegedly able to move vulnerable young women across borders with so little scrutiny. During her testimony, Roza sharply criticized both the justice system and federal officials for what she described as repeated failures to protect victims and preserve their privacy. She condemned the government for exposing survivors’ identities through poorly redacted document releases connected to the Epstein files, saying the mistakes retraumatized women who had already spent years trying to rebuild their lives. The hearing itself became part of the broader congressional effort examining how Epstein continued operating his trafficking network despite prior convictions, extensive allegations, and years of warnings. Lawmakers used the testimony to highlight what they described as systemic institutional failures surrounding Epstein’s case, including the non-prosecution agreement that allowed him to avoid far more serious federal co…