Epstein Secrets

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Maritza Vasquez, who was later interviewed in New York by an FBI agent from Miami. Vasquez worked as a bookkeeper for Mc2, owned by Epstein associate Jean-Luc Brunel. He employed scouts in South America, Europe and the former Soviet Union to find him models to bring to the United States, Vasquez said in a 2010 swo

t 301 E. 66th St. in New York, a building purportedly owned by Epstein, the deposition said. Epstein didn’t charge the girls rent, Vasquez said, but Brunel charged them $1,000 a month, with four of them at a time sharing one apartment. The girls who were the youngest and most beautiful stayed at the 66th

okkeeper for Mc2, owned by Epstein associate Jean-Luc Brunel. He employed scouts in South America, Europe and

ing that Epstein had access to girls through a modeling agency that recruited them from overseas. Epstein, who was close to Les Wexner, the owner of Victoria’s Secret, often talked about his connections to people in the modeling, fashion and acting industries, Roberts told the Herald. “He [Epstein] would tell the

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ci, Estelle, Jerry Hall, Rachel Hunter, Romijn, Kristina Semenovskaya, Sharon Stone, and Este well as Christy Turlington a ren, as ect of a girls. Brunel had also been a subj tion, broadcast in 1988, into sexua industry. That expose had cause modeling agency to sever her ties activities were also chron

ated while making his way in the world. Wexner is also a steady, if indirect, source of beautiful women. After all, Wexner is the man in charge of Victoria’s Secret, ily of companies and—better yet—in Secret catalog. What this means for fox that’s gotten hold of g to evidence collected part of the Limited fam

o. Rebecca then said that I was not the object of this effort. The object of the effort was a billion- aire who lives in Columbus, Ohio, and who owns Victoria’s Secret and Limited Too. Rebecca told me she did not know the name of that billionaire, but that Virginia and her law- yers hoped to get one billion dollars,

ch police chief Michael Reiter left the department in 2008 after twenty-eight years on the job. He now runs his own security company in Palm Beach. Jean-Luc Brunel In January of 2015, Jean-Luc Brunel sued his old friend Jeffrey Epstein, claiming that Epstein’s fall from grace had cost him mil- lions of dollars

t Epstein’s fall from grace had cost him mil- lions of dollars in business and caused him “severe emotional stress.” The lawsuit claimed, “Plaintiff Brunel is emotionally destroyed F . as a result of Epstein’s actic ness. He has been on medic It continues: “Defendar distress on Plaintiff Brune under-age

ns his own security company in Palm Beach. Jean-Luc Brunel In January of 2015, Jean-Luc Brunel sued his old

or object; or full intercourse.” When the Daily Beast reported the story and reached out to Brunel for a comment, the website’s reporter was told, “Jean-Luc is not in town; he’s in South America.” Brunel's agency, MC2, is still in business. Jeffrey Epstein As of this writing, Jeffrey Epstein continues

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