it was mattie, hattie, and libby that worked in this red light district. her sisters worked in the same line of business. they lived just down the street and worked out of a house down the street. libby died at 34. her sister also died very young at twenty-something. also from probably venereal disease that was a result of her work here in this district. the older sister lived to be 90 something. she died in 1964. after this red like district shut down, she moved to casper, wyoming and she finished out her life there in the entertainment business. the three sisters, we often tell the story of the three sisters that we can now tell the story of libby from this house that she worked in. we know about some other prominent women, like anna wilson, but we don't always have the stories behind these women who lived more transient lifestyles like prostitutes area and we are excited to be able to tell more of those stories. it gives us an excuse to dig into the stories and flush them out whereas we might not have the opportunity to do that. we have been excited abo

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from today's day in the courts for the deceased jeffrey obscene is artsy america correspondent john hattie from miami. hey john what's the latest for these victims that ultimately now we're sort of left without a certain amount of justice. well today's hearing was really quite extraordinary in that the judge federal judge richard berman had the hearing really specifically for the victims and accusers of jeffrey epstein to show up and speak something they really haven't had the opportunity to do. too before berman dismisses the criminal indictment against epstein now that he's dead more than a dozen women showed up to today's hearing along with their attorneys in tow which was held in federal court in lower manhattan expressing anger about epstein's death and that he will not face his accusers or justice remember epstein abstains body was found at the m.c.c. in lower manhattan on august 10th a cause of death was ruled to be a suicide by hanging that said 2 events things alleged victim shauntay davies and virginia roberts could frame roberts could phrase been one of the most outspoken so far

andy grew up in kentucky came out west at an early age with her sisters, maddie, maddie, so it was hattie and libby. they left here in the red light district and worked just down the street. at 34. she died her sister died at the age -- she died at 34. 20's --er died in the of her20's, as result work here in this district. their older sister, maddie, lived to be 90 something. she died in 19 624. -- she died in 19 624 - moved to casper, wyoming. we know about other prominent women, emma wilson. but we do not was have the stories behind the women who lived more transient lifestyles. so we are excited to be able to tell more of those stories. it gives us an excuse to dig in to stories and flush them out and figure them out, where we might not have had the opportunity to do that. so we are excited to learn more haas,lizzie woods, martha libby hayes, women who lived and worked in this district. we find their lives are fascinating and then had rich, full lives just like ellen story did and emma wilson dead. they contributed to this community just like -- emma wilson did. they supported -- rivet

libby grew up in kentucky and came out west at an early age with her sisters, mattie and hattie.er sisters worked in the same line of business. they lived just down the street and worked out of a house down the street. ofby died at the young age 34. her sisters also died young at the age of 20 something. probably venereal disease or std, as a result of her work here in this district. actually sister mattie lived to 90 something. 1964.ed in she moved to casper, wyoming and finished out her life there in the entertainment business. the three sisters, we often tell the story of these three sisters. we now can tell the story of libby. about ellen story and other prominent women, ml wilson. we often do not have the stories behind these women who lived more transient lifestyles like prostitutes. it gives us an excuse to dig into the stories and flesh them out whereas we might have the -- not have the opportunity to do that. we have been excited to learn some ofut libby hayes, these women who lived and worked in this house and district. we find that their lives are fascinating and they