Dear First Lady,

I am writing anonymously, but with deep respect and sincerity as a Jane Doe survivor of Jeffrey Epstein.

I want to be clear that I do not share the criticism from those who claim you are shifting blame onto survivors. I deeply respect your courage in speaking on such a painful issue and am grateful that you are willing to address it publicly.

Like many others, I have lived with this privately and have not felt safe enough to come forward using my name. Anonymity has been the only way I’ve been able to cope while maintaining a sense of security.

Your recent encouragement for victims to come forward and have their voices heard resonated with me. While I am not in a position to testify publicly, I would be willing to share my testimony under a Jane Doe designation or through legal representation. That is the only way I would feel safe enough to participate.

On a more personal note, I also wanted to share how much I loved your Christmas display with the blue butterflies, it was a beautiful and meaningful touch.

Please know that I keep you and your family in my prayers. I recognize the weight of your position and the strength it takes to stand firm despite criticism.

Thank you for your grace, your support for survivors, and your willingness to speak on this issue. It truly matters.

With respect and gratitude,

-A Jane Doe Survivor