US EditionIt's Simply Assessed: "Oh, You Pervert! I Thought I Was Too Old for You!" - Such Messages Are No Crime for Epstein
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Lithuanian surnames and lewd correspondence in the files of one of the world's most famous and influential sex offenders, Jeffrey Epstein, released by the Americans, have shaken the country's society: some are putting forward various versions of what is unknown, while others are condemning Lithuanians who asked for Epstein's support or even denouncing people who communicated with him.
Following the release of the Jeffrey Epstein documents by the US Department of Justice, which included correspondence related to Rixos hotels owned by Fettah Tamince, Murat Oğraş, the father of 16-year-old Burak Oğraş, who died while interning at Rixos in 2011, applied to the prosecutor's office. Father Oğraş claimed his son had said, "There are perverts in the hotel," and requested that the prosecutor's office open a case before the statute of …
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