A newly released report has detailed a pattern of sexual abuse at a school previously associated with Jeffrey Epstein. The investigation, which covered a period of six decades, identified 70 distinct accounts of misconduct involving 47 different staff members. The incidents reportedly occurred between the 1950s and the 2010s, highlighting a long-standing failure to protect students within the institution.

Among the findings, the report includes testimony from two women who explicitly named Jeffrey Epstein as an abuser during their time at the school. These revelations have brought renewed scrutiny to the institution's history and its connections to Epstein, who was a convicted sex offender. The report serves as a formal documentation of the experiences of survivors who have come forward to detail the abuse they endured while under the care of the school's staff. While the investigation provides a comprehensive look at the scope of the misconduct, it also raises significant questions regarding the oversight and accountability measures that were—or were not—in place during the decades in question.