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Among the images released today by the Democratic Oversight Committee from the Epstein estate, one item stands out as unambiguous. It is neither architectural nor financial in nature. It is not a flight log or ledger.

What we see is a prescription: Phenazopyridine, 200 milligrams.

A medication designed to numb the urinary tract, prescribed for pain stemming from urinary infections or vaginal trauma. But it does not cure or address the root of the problem"it merely dulls the sensation.

That distinction matters.

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Jeffrey Epstein and the men surrounding him demonstrated a blatant neglect for the girls involved. The evidence has long established this fact. However, this image uncovers something even more sinister. When the girls' pain became inconvenient, it was neither addressed nor acknowledged. It was silenced"not because their suffering was deemed unimportant, but because it disrupted the uncomfortable truth.

Girls trafficked through Epstein's network were often taken from Slovenia, Russia, and other Eastern European countries. They were deliberately selected; many did not speak English, many were very young, and some had not yet experienced sexual intercourse. Their innocence was not incidental but a commodity. Language barriers facilitated their isolation, disorientation, and made it easier to dehumanize them. Their lack of familiarity with American systems, laws, and customs ensured compliance without resistance. This was not random cruelty but a matter of logistics.