New images from inside the billionaire paedophile’s £10m French apartment show Epstein reclining semi-naked alongside two young topless women
Shocking new images of Jeffrey Epstein’s seedy Paris lair have surfaced, showcasing a space filled with pictures of naked women and a tooled-up massage room.
In one disturbing photo, Epstein is seen reclining semi-naked alongside two young topless women within the £10m apartment, which reportedly hosted high-profile guests. This luxurious 18-room residence served as Epstein’s retreat in the heart of the French capital.
As authorities probe allegations from multiple women against the financier, police have identified the apartment – located just a short stroll from the iconic Arc de Triomphe – as a potential hub of exploitation.
Epstein frequented the property over 170 times, utilising it as the European HQ for his global sex trafficking operation.
French investigators working the Epstein case have devoted weeks to examining 22 Avenue Foch following the flat’s repeated mentions in recent documents disclosed by the US Department of Justice.
Photographs from within have now emerged following searches of the property in connection with French modelling agent Jean-Luc Brunel, who faced rape charges and subsequently committed suicide whilst in custody in 2022. Brunel was a recognised associate of Epstein prior to his death.
One released image depicts a crimson massage chamber within the flat which remains poorly illuminated. The space contains a display of photographs on the wall and a single massage table positioned centrally. Officers also discovered drawers containing numerous so-called massage implements.
Another photograph recovered from the flat on one of the richest and most exclusive streets in the world, reveals the paedo reclining alongside two bare-chested women. Lying prone on a massage table, a topless Epstein faces the camera whilst two women perch on his legs. One appears clothed only in underwear whilst the other wears jeans.
Back in 2019, Epstein’s Franco-Brazilian manservant revealed to the Franceinfo news outlet that a massage chamber was purpose-built to accommodate “a great many women”.
The Parisian hideaway was also adorned with pictures of nude and semi-clothed young women adorning the walls.
Taxidermy specimens, including a baby elephant and a vulture, are visible throughout multiple chambers, according to French publication Le Parisien. The crimson motif persisted throughout the expansive flat with an office furnished in red leather and an unusual Chinese-inspired chamber featuring emperor portraits and dragon-patterned wallpaper.
Every photograph was confiscated by investigators in 2019 – the year Epstein allegedly took his own life in an American jail cell.
Enquiries into Epstein continue with no fewer than three women alleging they suffered abuse at the hands of Epstein or his accomplices in France. Concerns persist that the actual tally of Epstein’s victims might exceed expectations, with French police releasing the pictures to encourage others to step forward.
Chief Paris prosecutor Laure Beccuau stated: “We are hoping all this data will help us get a well-informed, very broad, panoramic view [of the case].”
French authorities have now launched two fresh probes connected to Epstein – one examining financial offences and another focusing on human trafficking.
The property featured in the Epstein documents most prominently in a photograph showing former British ambassador to the US Peter Mandelson in his underwear. Mandelson professed to have “no idea” why he was captured in such a condition. The former Labour minister was pictured alongside an unidentified young woman, engrossed in an iPad.
Both Mandelson and Andrew have categorically denied any awareness of Epstein’s criminal activities.
Another frequent visitor to the residence was Epstein’s long-standing British partner Ghislaine Maxwell, now 64, who is presently serving a 20-year sentence in a US jail for child trafficking.
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