Overview
- Top Paris prosecutor Laure Beccuau, speaking Sunday on RTL, said about 10 previously unknown victims had contacted her office, bringing the total to roughly 20.
- The inquiry seeks to identify intermediaries in France who may have recruited or steered victims to Jeffrey Epstein.
- Investigators have pulled Epstein’s computers, phone records, and address books for fresh forensic review that now spans more than 1.5 million files.
- With many victims living overseas, prosecutors are arranging interviews and plan to file international mutual‑assistance requests.
- No potential accomplices have been questioned yet, with a separate Paris inquiry examining alleged recruiter Daniel Siad.