GTFO, shill. You obviously didn't read any of the articles on Epstain's charges being dropped. The law states you can't bring a case to trial against a dead man. And until Epstain's real body surfaces, dead or alive, this is that part of "The Plan." His co-conspirators are still on the hook for whatever charges they have or get in the future. Civil cases don't have such restrictions, hence the suits brought against Epstain's estate by his myriad victims.