Victims and lawyers speak outside the court after Ghislaine Maxwell is sentenced to 20 years for helping Epstein

The transcript captures a survivor's gratitude towards her supporters, legal team, and media for their role in bringing a case to trial. It highlights the empowerment felt when speaking in court and critiques the defendant's insincere apology, emphasizing the lack of accountability for the crimes committed.

Who does the speaker express gratitude towards for their support in the courtroom journey?

• The judge and jury

• Fellow survivors, attorneys, and the media

• Family and friends

• The general public

What feeling did the speaker experience when speaking in court?

• Confusion

• Fear and anxiety

• Indifference

• Empowerment and relief

What was the speaker's main reason for feeling empowered in court?

• Seeing the defendant punished

• Having her voice on record

• Winning the case

• Receiving an apology

How did the speaker describe the defendant's apology?

• Confusing and unclear

• Emotional and regretful

• Hollow and self-serving

• Sincere and heartfelt

What did the speaker believe the defendant failed to do in her apology?

• Express gratitude

• Acknowledge the harm caused

• Ask for forgiveness

• Provide compensation