Shadowland.

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Some may be aware that Jeffrey Epstein’s army of pedophile enablers included the modeling agency MC2—a company financed by Epstein according to court papers. It was run by his friend Jean-Luc Brunel (who “disappeared like a ghost” in September, 2019), who also served as a scout for the hit television program “Next Top Model” and once flew penniless 12-year-old kids in from France as a birthday gift for Epstein to rape. Young ladies who Brunel enlisted as models from all over the world and who were promised careers were also often groomed for erotic exploitation. “Brunel had more than catwalk appearances planned for some of the girls,” according to documents unsealed in a defamation case against former Epstein fixer, Ghislaine Maxwell. “He offered up girls as young as 16 for ‘massages’ with Epstein that often wound up as sexual-abuse sessions, according to documents filed in the lawsuit. In fact, in 2005, “Brunel called Epstein and left a message that ‘he is sending him a 16-year-old Russian girl for purposes of sex,’ the court papers say.”[ii]

In addition to Brunel, other Epstein recruiters included New York City’s dance studios[iii] and a trove of teen-girl associated modeling companies with “handlers” like Sarah Kellen (who purportedly kept a long list of under-age girls she could call to facilitate Epstein), Deborah Palfrey, Nada Marcinkova, Lesley Groff, Haley Robson, and possibly even Les Wexner, the CEO of L Brands–which, until last week, owned The Limited, Abercrombie & Fitch, and Victoria’s Secret (Maria Farmer blames Wexner for sexual assault by Epstein and his “madam,” Ghislaine Maxwell that she says occurred on his property).[iv]

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