The troubling question of complicity: what did Jeffrey Epstein's assistant Lesley Groff know?

Summary

This article examines the case of Lesley Groff, Jeffrey Epstein's longtime executive assistant, and the troubling question of what she knew about his sex trafficking crimes. It explores the legal and moral dimensions of complicity, analyzing how someone could work in close proximity to a criminal enterprise while claiming ignorance. The piece delves into Epstein's inner operations, Groff's role in managing his life and schedule, and the broader implications of willful blindness in the context of powerful enablers.