Chilling newly released photos from Jeffrey Epstein’s Paris apartment paint a disturbing picture of the disgraced financier’s private residence.
The disturbing photos published by French newspaper Le Parisien exposed the disgraced billionaire financier’s 18-room Avenue Foch sordid hideaway, complete with an eerily-lit red-walled massage chamber that Paris prosecutors believe was used to carry out heinous s£x crimes.
One image showed a massage table, s£x toys, and walls covered with images of naked women, including one showing the de@d pedophile lying beside two topless women.
The outlet also released photos taken by local police during a 2019 probe into rapes allegedly committed inside the luxury flat by Jean-Luc Brunel, a French modeling agent and longtime Epstein friend.
Brunel was found dead in his Paris prison cell while awaiting trial for r@ping a child. He was also being investigated for trafficking minors, some as young as 12.
Authorities said he hanged himself with bed sheets.
After the Justice Department released millions of files linked to the s£x offender, French investigators opened two new probes this month – one into human trafficking and another into alleged financial crimes.
Old materials from Brunel’s investigation are also being reviewed.
“We are hoping all this data will help us get a well-informed, very broad, panoramic view [of the case], chief Paris prosecutor Laure Beccuau said, the Times reported.
The DOJ’s massive file dump has already resulted in the arrest of disgraced ex-Duke of York Prince Andrew, a French investigation into former culture minister Jack Lang, and forced other billionaires and high-profile figures to resign from top posts.
Public interest in the Epstein case intensified after the FBI and DOJ released a joint memo last July concluding that he committed suicide in jail and did not keep a “client list” of rich and powerful men to whom he trafficked girls as young as 14, contrary to widespread speculation.
Epstein died in his Manhattan jail cell in August 2019 while awaiting trial on federal s£x-trafficking charges.
