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Alleged Epstein Recruiter Reveals Key Names in Abuse Testimony

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Sarah Kellen, who is accused of being a recruiter for Jeffrey Epstein, provided testimony to lawmakers in a private session on Thursday. During her testimony, she named three individuals connected to the abuse allegations surrounding Epstein. This development is significant as it may shed light on the broader network involved in Epstein's criminal activities. The identities of the individuals mentioned could have implications for ongoing investigations and legal actions related to Epstein's case.

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