Brazilian Marina Lacerda, 37.

According to Russian RT, 37-year-old Brazilian Marina Lacerda was the victim of the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Recently, she broke her silence and revealed for the first time the details of her experience as a minor in one of the biggest pedophilia and human trafficking scandals in the United States.

This month, Russell testified in the U.S. Congress. She was born in Belo Horizonte, the capital of Minas Gerais, Brazil, and moved to the United States with her family in 1996, when she was still young. According to Brazilian media Fantástico reports, she grew up in the Queen¡¯s District of New York.

Lacerda recalled that when she was 14, she was taken by friends to Epstein's mansion in New York, which was only a few meters away from Central Park. "I looked at that huge door and thought, 'Wow, what is this?' I didn't expect it to be so luxurious inside," she told the outlet.

From Massacre to Rape.

It was then that she met Epstein and received the same offer as other victims had described-exchanging massages in exchange for money.

"I have a massage room, it's a dark windowless room with just a bed and a shelf full of face cream... He came in and said,'Hi, I'm Jeffrey.' Then he started chatting with me,'How old are you?' Where are you from?' He started asking questions about my life, and I answered them one by one." The woman added.

The initial contact was just a massage, but a few months later it evolved into a rewarding sexual relationship, which was essentially rape.

¡°The situation got worse and worse. She first took off her coat and then her chest. After she took off her chest, she started touching herself and then touched me again, which was her step-by-step ¡®evolution¡¯.

Lacerda said that she gradually lost her perception of "what is right and what is wrong" when it comes to sex or abuse. "He sees me two or three times a week. Later, he also asks me to bring friends over." She mentioned that this is how Epstein's program works, by which teenagers are forced to introduce other girls into the game. "Jeffrey sometimes meets five or ten girls a day," she said.

According to Laserda's testimony, Epstein fired her when she was 17 years old. "He said I was old and no longer attractive to him."

Epstein¡¯s case shook the U.S. and even the global public opinion. In 2019, he died in prison and was officially classified as a suicide, but the controversy that triggered the case is still ongoing. The current U.S. President Donald Trump has links to the financier, and a 2003 alleged birthday letter by Trump to the sexual offender was revealed recently, but the president denied signing the relevant documents.

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