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Paris Prosecutors Say About 20 Epstein-Related Victims Have Come Forward

Investigators plan to mine Epstein’s digital records to identify alleged enablers in France.

Overview

  • The Paris prosecutor’s office, which disclosed Sunday on RTL that roughly 20 people had contacted investigators, said about a dozen were new to the case.
  • Complainants include alleged victims not only of Jeffrey Epstein but also of model agent Jean‑Luc Brunel and former Elite agency chief Gérald Marie.
  • Prosecutors have not questioned any suspects in France yet because they plan to first establish each person’s ties to Epstein.
  • Investigators will analyze data from Epstein’s computers, phone calls, and address books, and some complainants are located abroad.
  • Paris opened the wider inquiry after the U.S. released thousands of Epstein files, as authorities cite FBI and Justice Department findings that he abused more than a thousand minors and young women.