A locker rented by the late child sex offenderJeffrey Epsteinwas used to store sex-slave manuals, naked photographs of women and pornographic magazines, a recent report revealed.
Areport in The Telegraphshowed how the paedophile rented at least six units across the US, the majority of which were in Florida, paying thousands between 2003 and 2019 to store various items from his property empire.
His belongings were removed from his property in Florida by allegedly recruited private detectives in what now appears to be an attempt to conceal them from the investigators before a raid in 2005. These items were stored at a nearby facility in Palm Beach for years while Epstein was investigated.
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The Telegraph also said the unit was rented on Epstein’s behalf by the Riley Kiraly detective agency and was one of at least six storage lockers leased by the late financier over a 16-year period.
The newspaper also obtained an inventory of the secret Palm Beach lock-up showing that the stashed items included three computers, 29 address books and a three-page list of masseuses in Florida. The hidden storage unit also contained nude photographs, believed to be of Epstein’s victims, as well as dozens of pornographic magazines, VHS tapes and DVDs eroticising teenagers. the Telegraph reported.
The newspaper also wrote about how French police have released unseen pictures of the billionaire’s apartment in Paris, including a dimly lit room with a massage table and pictures of naked women hanging on the wall. It is understood at least three women claim that they were abused by Epstein on French soil.
The storage locker inventory disclosed by The Telegraph also includes items that Florida detectives found receipts for when they raided his house but that they could not find in his property, such as two training manuals for sex slaves.
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