From the article you linked, child sacrifice allegations came from an anonymous FBI interview in 2019 and are not confirmed by any credible evidence. There are no cannibalism allegations; the word "cannibal" only appears in innocuous contexts.

So child sacrifice and cannibalism are only technically "in the Epstein files;" there's very little evidence that anyone did those things. For other readers, if you hadn't heard about this, that's probably why.

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royaltjames 2 hours ago | parent [-]

Little evidence that I was abused as a child too, must not have happened.

	▲	OtomotO an hour ago \| parent [-]
		I am deeply sorry for your experience and I totally understand that it triggers something, but let's be ice cold logical for a moment. If there is no evidence of a crime, you cannot prosecute someone in a constitutional democracy. If you could you could just make up any claims and get rid of people you simply despise. Which happens in various regimes... So although it's certainly a possibility that such cases happened, as long as there is no evidence that they happened, they didn't for all legal matters.