Dead in France is the recruiter of models he sent to Epstein

Daniel Siad's body was found at his home in Colombes, a suburb of the French capital, Marie-Céline Lawrence, deputy public prosecutor at the Nanterre Judicial Court, told CNN in a statement Wednesday, reports the report. CNN, broadcast Periscope.

An autopsy will be performed on the body to determine the cause of death.

CNN's Katie Pollage recently interviewed Siad, who said there was no reason to believe that two women he recommended to Epstein - and who had been told CNN that Epstein abused them - they were damaged by him.

Even after Epstein's 2008 conviction for sexual crimes, insiders of the Siad modeling industry continued to seek business ventures with him, invited him to fashion events, and allowed him to associate with their companies.

Siad said Epstein had assured him that he had paid for his crimes and that"this would never happen to anyone"Siad referred to him.

I believed him and believed that this guy was a professional”, he told CNN. I've never heard of anyone I introduced to, and I was sent back to a bad situation. I thought this guy was a professional person. ”

Siad said he had believed Epstein was the mayor of Victoria's Secret and the MC2 modeling agency. CNN found no evidence to support this claim.

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The files published by the Department of Justice indicate that Epstein paid back tens of thousands of dollars to Siad.

In a message, Siad wrote: “French charming girl in Marrakesh... She said she'd be happy to see you. ”

Siad said separately that Epstein had asked for help in finding an assistant.

In an email in 2018, Siad wrote that he was looking for a new attractive “asist” for Epstein.

In another message, Siad sent Epstein a photo of a woman, describing her as a highly polite “” and someone who has “potential” as “model” or “asist”.

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According to Justice Department files, Siad repeatedly sent Epstein pictures of young women he encountered during his travels, some of them to provocative positions.

Siad's name appears more than 2,000 times in the Epstein Justice Department files, BFMTV, a CNN branch reported.

Epstein's ties to the modeling industry are part of the ongoing investigation, which includes a criminal investigation launched this year in Paris, which is examining information about Siad, according to the city's chief prosecutor.

Sid was also facing charges of abuse. A model also accused her of rape when she worked in France in 1990. Siad denied the charge.