Epstein Survivor: 'There Is No Justice' After Model Agency Sent Her to Abuser's Home

A woman who survived abuse by Jeffrey Epstein has publicly alleged that a model agency boss sent her to photoshoots at Epstein's Florida beach home, where she was subsequently abused. Speaking to the BBC, the survivor said 'there is no justice' as she described how the agency facilitated her access to the disgraced financier.

The allegation adds to the growing body of testimony detailing how Epstein allegedly used intermediaries, including modeling agencies, to recruit and exploit young women. The survivor's account underscores the role that such agencies may have played in enabling Epstein's abuse, which has been the subject of multiple investigations and lawsuits. Epstein was found dead in his cell in 2019 while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges.

The BBC interview is likely to renew scrutiny on the networks that allegedly enabled Epstein and on the pursuit of justice for his victims. It remains unclear whether the model agency or its boss face any legal action. Survivors continue to call for accountability and for institutions to be held responsible for their roles in facilitating abuse.