Roza Gilles, an 18-year-old model from Uzbekistan, speaks out in a powerful interview about her experience within Jeffrey Epstein’s network. She recounts being lured to Florida, where she endured prolonged abuse and manipulation. Gilles describes a disturbing encounter with a man posing as a sheriff and reveals a desperate act—attempting to contract an STD to harm Epstein. Her identity was later disclosed by the Department of Justice, exposing her to public scrutiny. Despite the trauma, she has found strength in sharing her story.
The interview sheds light on the deep psychological toll of exploitation and the long silence many survivors endure. It highlights systemic failures that enabled Epstein’s operations and emphasizes the importance of believing victims. As legal actions continue against those linked to Epstein, Gilles’ courage stands as a testament to resilience. Her testimony serves as both a warning and a beacon for others affected by trafficking. The story underscores the need for accountability and justice, regardless of power or influence.