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Document Information

Type: Book excerpt / legal evidence production
File Size: 2.31 MB
Summary

This document is an excerpt from a book by James Patterson (likely 'Filthy Rich'), marked as evidence in a House Oversight investigation. It details the relationship between Jeffrey Epstein, Leslie Wexner, and French modeling agent Jean-Luc Brunel. The text describes how Epstein used his connection to Wexner (Victoria's Secret) and his financial backing of Brunel's agencies (Karin, MC2) to access models, with allegations of visa manipulation and exploitation of young women from former Soviet republics.

People (11)

Name Role Context
Jeffrey Epstein Subject
Described as cultivating older mentors; provided financial support for a modeling agency to access women.
Leslie Wexner Mentor/Business Associate
Described as a father figure to Epstein; owner of Victoria's Secret; indirect source of models for Epstein.
Jean-Luc Brunel Modeling Agent
French playboy modeling agent; owner of Karin and scout for MC2; accused of procuring women; subject of sexual exploi...
Eileen Ford Owner, Ford Modeling Agency
Severed ties with Brunel after 1988 exposé.
James Patterson Author
Name appears in the header of the page.
Edwards Victims' Lawyer
Mentioned on the right page regarding a lawsuit alleging fabrication.
Monica Bellucci Model
Career launched by Brunel.
Jerry Hall Model
Career launched by Brunel.
Milla Jovovich Model
Career launched by Brunel.
Sharon Stone Model/Actress
Career launched by Brunel.
Christy Turlington Model
Mentioned as a well-known cover girl associated with Brunel.

Organizations (6)

Name Type Context
Victoria's Secret
Owned by Wexner; source of models for Epstein.
The Limited
Family of companies owning Victoria's Secret.
Karin modeling agency
Owned by Jean-Luc Brunel.
MC2
Modeling agency mentioned on the right page; Brunel acted as a scout for them.
Ford modeling agency
Elite agency owned by Eileen Ford.
60 Minutes
Broadcast an investigation into Brunel in 1988.

Timeline (2 events)

1988
60 Minutes investigation broadcast regarding sexual exploitation in the modeling industry involving Brunel.
TV Broadcast
2005
Contextual date for the chapter describing Brunel and Epstein's activities.
New York City

Locations (2)

Location Context
Location of the modeling agency Epstein supported.
Mentioned as a location for scouting undiscovered talent.

Relationships (3)

Jeffrey Epstein Mentor/Protege Leslie Wexner
Text states Wexner is 'more than a mentor' and a 'father figure'.
Jeffrey Epstein Business Associate/Accomplice Jean-Luc Brunel
Text links them through the funding of modeling agencies and the acquisition of women.
Jean-Luc Brunel Professional Adversaries Eileen Ford
Ford severed ties with Brunel after the 1988 exposé.

Key Quotes (6)

"Wexner is also a steady, if indirect, source of beautiful women."
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"What this means for Epstein is models galore."
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"Epstein... eventually provided financial support for a modeling agency, and provided support for models employed by that agency, in New York City."
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"Brunel had also been a subject of a 60 Minutes investigation, broadcast in 1988, into sexual exploitation in the modeling industry."
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"visa for these girls,'... underage girls rent, pre... the condos."
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"I strongly deny... indirectly, in the action... Brunel would say."
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Full Extracted Text

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James Patterson
Jean-Luc Brunel: 2005
For Jeffrey Epstein, Leslie Wexner is more than a mentor. More than the last in a line of older men—father figures—whom Epstein cultivated while making his way in the world.
Wexner is also a steady, if indirect, source of beautiful women.
After all, Wexner is the man in charge of Victoria’s Secret, part of the Limited family of companies and—better yet—in charge of the Victoria’s Secret catalog. What this means for Epstein is models galore. In fact, like a fox that’s gotten hold of the lease to a henhouse, Epstein, according to evidence collected in a later lawsuit brought by Epstein victims, eventually provided financial support for a modeling agency, and provided support for models employed by that agency, in New York City.
This story begins with a Frenchman—a playboy modeling agent named Jean-Luc Brunel—who was an owner of the Karin modeling agency.
Brunel had been working as a modeling agent since the seventies. He claimed to have launched the careers of Monica Bellucci, Estelle, Jerry Hall, Rachel Hunter, Milla Jovovich, Rebecca Romijn, Kristina Semenovskaya, Sharon Stone, and Estella Warren, as well as Christy Turlington and other well-known cover girls. Brunel had also been a subject of a 60 Minutes investigation, broadcast in 1988, into sexual exploitation in the modeling industry. That exposé had caused Eileen Ford of the elite Ford modeling agency to sever her ties with the playboy. (Brunel’s activities were also chronicled in a 1995 book about the fashion industry—Model: The U[gly?] Gross.)
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