 In the grand jury testimony from 2006, a prosecutor interviewed two girls, one who was 16 and another who was just 14 years old, when they were sexually abused by wealthy financier Jeffrey Epstein. In the grand jury testimony, the prosecutor had both girls agree they were guilty of prostitution. Prosecutors also highlighted the 14-year-old's social media posts, in which she talked of using drugs and shoplifting. Epstein avoided serious charges and served just 13 months in a deal that allowed him to work at his home and office during the day.