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Some of the alleged victims recanted earlier statements detailing violence.

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Baroness Lawrence said: "Any person who expresses views like these and does not recant is an obvious danger to society and must remain in custody."

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The incident brought public scrutiny to the university’s police department but ended when Perkins recanted the story.

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But in a 2008 interview with a US historian, she recanted the statement, reportedly saying: "That part's not true."

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Attorney General Pam Bondi said she had valuable and salient Epstein information sitting on her desk, but she later recanted when she was apparently told to do so.

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