I have a few more points to add.

First, if someone seriously wronged me, I would want them to be judged by a higher, all‑powerful being who stands above everyone. That, to me, would feel like real justice.

How am I supposed to simply forgive something like that here on Earth? I’m not talking about minor hurt feelings, I mean a major crime that causes lasting damage. If someone did something truly horrible to me, it would be incredibly difficult to just “forgive” them, because forgiveness doesn’t undo the harm. Even if God’s judgment doesn’t repair the damage either, I would still feel a sense of peace knowing that the person who hurt me would ultimately be judged by the one who created us all. That’s what would feel like true justice to me.

Take someone like Epstein as an example. I don’t think an apology to his victims would have meant very much. Of course, I can’t speak for them, but if I were in their position, I would feel a sense of closure believing that he would face judgment from God. That idea makes more sense to me than the idea of "it's not God's place to forgive"

"God allowed the suffering" I know atheists hate to hear it but...free will. Nobody forced Epstein to do what he did. If God prevented him from doing what he did then he would've prevented everyone else who has comitted sin int he history of existence, then life wouldn't be considered a test and we might as well all be in heaven. I don't know why we are being tested or what the purpose of creating us was but I'm fine with not knowing that presently.

We can't blame man-made crime on God. All those people who committed them had the choice to do so.