Anna Lombardi

"Can you change the time of tomorrow's massage? I wouldn't want to miss another day of school". There is also the appeal of Jennifer Araoz, who ended up in Jeffrey Epstein's web when she was only 14, in the vast sea of files posted online haphazardly by the US Department of Justice last January: her name was omitted only later, after a formal protest alongside other victims whose identities had been thrown to the curious, while those of their exploiters had been obscured.

Because these are the Epstein Files: a cauldron of private emails and court papers that has (partially) revealed the shameless network of the pedophile financier that intertiene sex and power, connecting politicians, economists, writers, artists, Silicon Valley gurus and scientists, progressives and conservatives, Democrats and Republicans, the narrow-minded and the visionaries.