Representative Nancy Mace , recognized as one of the most vocal advocates calling for the disclosure of the Epstein documents, is witnessing justice being administered in real time.
At the time of the October 2018 incident, Mace and Bryant were not yet married.
A different woman who was monitoring the security feed witnessed the attack and captured photos, then documented the incident in her personal journal, according to police records.
Following the arrests, Mace put out a statement outlining 25 bills she believes will safeguard those affected by sexual assault, harassment, or discrimination—covering situations where they might face retaliatory defamation and libel lawsuits after coming forward with their allegations. In addition to the voyeurism charge, Bowman faced two more serious allegations: obstruction of justice for performing a factory reset on a cellphone that he was aware investigators were actively looking for under a search warrant, and unlawfully disclosing a victim’s identity by sharing both her name and a video of her on X.
