Epstein's Sinister Recruitment Network: Modelling Agent Lured Young Women

Jeffrey Epstein, the disgraced financier who died in prison, used a modelling agent to recruit young women and girls, according to testimony from Brazilian women who spoke to the BBC. The women allege that the agent, who owned various businesses, used his positions to facilitate the recruitment and travel of these individuals to visit Epstein in the United States.

The BBC investigation uncovered a disturbing pattern, where the modelling agent would approach young women, sometimes minors, offering them opportunities to travel to the US and work as models. However, the true purpose was to arrange for these women to meet and engage with Epstein, the convicted sex offender who was known to abuse and exploit young victims.

One of the women, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, recounted her harrowing experience. She said the agent approached her when she was just 19 years old, promising her a chance to work as a model in the US. The agent then helped her obtain a visa and organized her travel to New York, where she was subsequently introduced to Epstein.

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