Survivors of Jeffrey Epstein made emotional appeals at the New York State Capitol in Albany, demanding lawmakers close a legal loophole that currently prevents them from suing his estate for damages. Several victims described abuse and trauma while urging urgent reforms to state law. The proposed bill, backed by state Sen. Zellnor Myrie, aims to update New York’s sex trafficking statutes and allow survivors to seek civil justice even after an abuser’s death. The hearing comes as victims and attorneys call for accountability and legal change, arguing that justice has been delayed for years due to statute of limitations barriers. Watch.