and compassion really shone through and that is very much what deborah has done even in her most difficult personal days, she has never stopped helping other people. she has never stopped shining a light on bowel cancer and she has never stopped raising that awareness and will undoubtedly have saved countless lives. she has never stopped going and i think, you know, we knew she was gravely ill but she will be so very much missed by everyone whose lives that she has touched. ianthem very much missed by everyone whose lives that she has touched. lives that she has touched. when you first met her lives that she has touched. when you first met her in lives that she has touched. when you first met her in your lives that she has touched. when you first met her in your capacity - lives that she has touched. when you first met her in your capacity as - first met her in your capacity as head of the charity, did you see to do something about this, tell me how i can help or hurt o
begin to address. she which i hope the fbi will at least begin to address. she addressed the court in detail begin to address. she addressed the court in detail for begin to address. she addressed the court in detail for the begin to address. she addressed the court in detail for the first begin to address. she addressed the court in detail for the first time. - court in detail for the first time. there was an apology. the biggest regret of her life ever meeting jeffrey epstein. do you think it went far enough? a lot of the victim said it wasn t, a hollow apology? say about the result actually an apology. she said she regretted meeting him. that was very much for herself so she said the hoped that it bought the victims closure. she did not say i m sorry i did this and in fact, she really sought to portray herself as a victim herself. there has been some debate around that. where she herself groomed? was she also a victim? to my that doesn t really stand out. i interviewed one of