Epstein Secrets

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passengers plus "female." Editor's Note: An earlier version of this article misidentified the subject of Craig Pyes' investigation and the title of Michael Gross' book. The Daily Beast has corrected the subject and title and regrets the error. Read - orieinal report on Epstein. has developed multimedia comm

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ein keeps an apartment on elegant Ave. Foch. CBS reporter Craig Pyes, who investigated Brunel for a 60 Minutes broadcast many years ago, is quoted in Michael Gross' book about the modeling industry, Model: The Ugly Business of Beautiful Women. Pyes told the author that Brunel "ranks among the sleaziest people in