Epstein associate who still runs model agency 'put me in danger' says abuse survivor
Model agency employee says they put her in danger by sending her to photoshoots at Jeffrey Epstein's home. Agency now runs under a new name.
Intelligence analysis by Qwen 2.5 (3B)
A former model agency employee claims their employer put her in danger by sending her to photoshoots at Jeffrey Epstein's home. The agency is now operating under a new name.
A model agency employee says their boss sent them to photoshoots at Jeffrey Epstein's house, which put them in danger. The agency now has a new name.
Analysis
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Key points
- Former model agency employee claims their employer put them in danger by sending them to photoshoots at Jeffrey Epstein's home.
- The agency is now operating under a new name.
- The Model Trap BBC Eye reveals new evidence showing how scouts, agencies, and powerful fashion figures helped Epstein gain access to young women after his conviction for sex offences.
The new model agency can be held accountable for the past actions of the former agency and ensure better protection for models in the future.
The new model agency may still have ties to Epstein's inner circle and could continue to put models in danger.
