epstein. a second day talking to investigators. abc reporting after several hours of questions, he s back for more prosecutors looking at his conversations and interactions with trump attorneys like giuliani and john eastman, and trump himself the washington post has reported that epstein s speak to trump in the current era as many as five times a day. which means there is a lot linking him and the former president in ways that these investigators are interested in. as for the names, they re familiar, because they are part of the controversial set of advisers who were helping try to normalize, see the ground for, or execute on a coup plot. all of them, the three i just mentioned have been recommended for criminal prosecution by the january 6th committee, which was serving in the last congress abc also reports that smith personally sat in on part of epstein s interview thursday he, as the leader of this investigation, did not lob any questions, which would be typical, but he
More than five years older than the victim. aggravated criminal sexual abuse is a class-two felony with the sentencing range of three to seven years per count. it is also probationable. we anticipate that mr. kelly will appear in bond court tomorrow afternoon. thank you. all right. there you have it. we were wondering how many counts ten. ten counts, four victims, four women ranging from the years i jotted down between essentially 1998 and as recent as 2010. jamilla, joey, guys, let me know when sara s up. i think it s significant inasmuch as, look, a critical question is the statute of limitations. and of course the statute of limitations for a minor is 20 years after you reach the age of 18. and so if you re in that applicable period, it can go
Jamilla, before we see this, you know, state s attorney in cook county, you know, hearing the word of more than one county within the indictment arrest warrant, how are you feeling? i m just i m overwhelmed. i think a lot of us that participated in this documentary series including the director believe that this moment could finally bring something resembling justice to r. kelly s victims and accusers. and when kim fax came out and said i m looking for stories, you know, if there s something we need to know about this person, we will pursue it, take it seriously, talk to us, i think that was a sign that things could play out a bit differently at this time than they did after the 2008 trail. i m hoping that this is it. what is it? the moment in which those
Responses. i just like, you know, know that you really hurt me. i was a little girl in like a bad man s world. i never really recovered from it. you need to see the effects of your behavior. you need to see how you have ruined lives. how you have damaged relationships. how you have torn up other people s families. i would hope that he would want to be a better person and quit hurt iing. quit quit hurting people, quit hurting these girls. jamilla, former senior editor at ebony magazine. she was speaking in that surviving r. kelly documentary. joey jackson is a criminal defense attorney and analyst. we have adit back, as well.