Liz Stein is a survivor of the Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell trafficking ring who now works as an advocate and educator against human trafficking. She has publicly shared her story, testified at Maxwell's sentencing, and spoken out about the need for transparency and justice for survivors, including analyzing the "birthday book" as evidence of a pattern of behavior.

 

- Advocacy and education: Stein is a survivor advocate and educator who works to combat human trafficking. She attended Ghislaine Maxwell's trial and gave a victim impact statement at her sentencing.

- Calls for transparency: She advocates for the release of information and documents related to the Epstein case, such as the "birthday book," which she believes provides crucial evidence of Epstein's long-term patterns of behavior.

- Focus on justice: Stein works with other survivors to share their stories and advocate for justice, emphasizing that this is a crime and not a political issue.

- Realization of trauma: She has stated that she did not realize she was a victim of trafficking until Epstein's arrest in 2019, despite having a traumatic experience.