Epstein's secret locker: Homeless women and sex slaves training manuals

A recent report by The Telegraph found that the pedophile had rented at least six facilities throughout the United States, most of which were in Florida, paying thousands of dollars between 2003 and 2019 to store objects different from his empire of assets.

At one point, the discredited funder reportedly had hired private detectives to remove things from his property in Florida, in an apparent attempt to hide them from investigators before a 2005 police raid.

These items were stored for several years in an object near Palm Beach, while authorities were investigating the American millionaire.

Now, the paper has provided an inventory of the secret unit in Palm Beach, containing a series of disturbing materials, including nudo photos of Epstein's victims, as well as VHS tapes and DVDs that sexualised teenagers.

The storage room, rented on behalf of Epstein by Detective Riley Kirally, also stored three computers, 29 address notebooks and a three-page massage list in Florida.

The inventory also listed other objects, including an 8mm video tape, which apparently contained images of a woman with underwear and someone in the shower, as well as laboratory results, letters and a 2005 calendar.

American authorities have long suspected that the serial pedophile was warned of a police raid on his property in Palm Beach in October 2005, which marked the first major control in any of his residences.

The former chief of the Palm Beach police, Michael Reiter, told the NBC that during a 2005 raid, the pedophile's palace “was cleared”.

When authorities entered the property, some computer materials seemed missing, including surveillance cameras - related devices.

The apparent lack of such equipment promoted the theory that the funder could have recorded graphic, secret material without popular consent, blackmail, or sexual pleasure.

During that period Epstein was part of a Florida social elite that included figures known as Donald Trump.

The storage facility's inventory included materials for which detectives had obtained vouchers when they searched his home but could not be found on his property, including two training manuals for sexual slaves.

Pedophilia also paid private detectives to hide sex toys, over 2,000 dollars in cash, body massage, female underwear, a permit for concealed weapons and a Harvard ID card.

In August 2009, the inventory was emailed to Epstein and his lawyers, a month after being released from prison in Palm Beach for a minority prostitution invitation.

On January 30th, the US Department of Justice (DOJ) published an estimated three million documents related to the late pedophile.

In one of the newly published documents, Bill Riley half of the private detective Riley Kirally discussed the storage unit in an email to Epstein's former attorney, Robert Clitton.

I learned over the weekend that plaintiff lawyers are trying to get from me the computers and documentation I got from Jeff's house prior to the search warrant,” was written in email.

I'm locked in storage and I'd like to know what to do with them. They're no longer necessary in the criminal case, I think. Is it possible to give you these items for examination and conservation, or give it to Darren Indyke or again to Jeff, etc? I attached my inventory and some of the photos of the objects I have. Roy Black directed that the hard drives of computers be cloned and he would have the results of this process. Cloning was performed by a forensic specialist, Dave Clayman. Let me know as soon as you can.

Email mentioned Roy Black, one of Epstein's lawyers.

A few months before this email, several victims of the financeman had indicted him in a civil trial, raising concerns that he was hiding significant evidence in conservation facilities.

The victims had also secured a court order from a Florida judge, demanding that Epstein and his employees not destroy any evidence, including those preserved in secret units.

In a testimony in April 2010, lawyers asked Epstein if he had smuggled computers off his property before the 2005 raid.

“Where are those computers today? ” asked the lawyer, suggesting they contained the “names and phone numbers of hundreds of underage girls you've sexually mistreated. ”

In another testimony from March 2010, a member of Epstein's staff was asked if “those computers show criminal activity only of Jeffrey Epstein or of others?”

French police have recently published new images from the deceased financial property in Paris, showing a massage table, massage equipment and photos of naked women as decorations.

The 18-bedroom luxury apartment in Avenue Foch, overlooking the Arch of Triumfi, is the same residence where former British Ambassador to Washington Peter Mandelson was photographed standing in his underwear.

At least three women have claimed to be abused by Epstein in France, and investigators hope that more survivors will arise now.

While copies of disks stored in Palm Beach's room were found at Epstein Palace in New York after the 2019 arrest, it is obvious that the original computers have never been found.

Other emails published by DOJ show that Epstein often ordered his staff and detectives to destroy tapes and clean computers before arrest.

In May 2014, an individual named William Murphy discussed with Richard Kahn, the accountant of the funder, and Merwin Dela Cruz, his waiter in New York, for the purposes of destroying computer devices contained in a server room on the pedophile property in Manhattan.

We're getting there. We took out four old servers. IBM who were at the top of the shelf and erased two rotors and one winding,” was written on email.

All the hard drives have holes made in them, which may have been the best part. We also pulled the old spare tapes out of units that could not be lit. I'll contact the data-breaking companies to destroy the tapes.

I've seen trucks in Midtown come and destroy things. I'll see if I can find one for the tapes. We probably have about two hours left to remove the remaining equipment, and then the shelf must be empty and ready for departure. ”

Many victims of Epstein have claimed to believe that the funder had installed hidden cameras throughout his empire of assets to record images of his sexual pleasure, as well as for blackmail purposes.

In a message of February 5, 2014, Epstein asked his pilot, Larry Visoski, “secret cameras with motion sensors recording”.

“I already bought two cameras with motion sensors from Spy Store to Fort Lauderdale yesterday,” responded to Visoski, who also worked as a technician for the Epstein property empire.

I've packed the “yesterday night and I'm finding a way to use it while we speak, it's amazing how small they are, the size of a stinger of drives, they record 64 hours, motion sensor. I'm now installing these in Kleenex boxes. I'll bring you back later today. ”

On the same day that hidden camera purchases were made, the pedophile received an email from someone whose name was hidden, which said: "Don't forget what we had to talk about, if you want to put cameras in the house." There's gotta be a lot of disks. Russians can be useful. ”

Emails appear to contradict US authorities' statements, as the FBI had earlier claimed there was no evidence the funder was preserving compromised materials.

An internal memorandum of the FBI, published in recent documents, said:

We are aware of the theories that circulate in the media and online that Epstein had recorded videos of the abuse of his victims, including other men, but we have found no evidence supporting this theory.

If we had found such videos, we would certainly have used as evidence in the criminal cases that we investigated and followed, and we would have followed every trace they would have generated. However, we found no such videos.

The Palm Beach Police Department has recorded interviews of victims at their police station, recorded parts of the Epstein residence raid in Palm Beach, and seized a small number of videos from his residence in Palm Beach.

“None of these videos indicate the abuse of any victim or provide evidence suggesting that someone other than Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell had participated in the abuse of victims. ”