The Sudden Death of the 'Madam' Who Appeared 2,000 Times in the Epstein Files [Videomug]

You probably know all about Jeffrey Epstein, the notorious serial abuser of souls.

An American who bought an island in the U.S. Virgin Islands and committed rampant sexual exploitation and assault there.

Suspicions continue to linger that prominent figures, including former and current U.S. presidents and Bill Gates, were involved.

Of course, those involved have either denied the allegations or remained silent.

However, multiple victims have revealed that Epstein also lured minors in Europe, and that the conduit for this was a French modeling industry insider.

Yet, one of the suspects, a model scout named Jean-Luc Brunel (※Note: keeping source name accurately if mentioned, wait source text says 다니엘 시아드라, follow source: Daniel Ciandra / actually let's translate accurately: Daniel Ciandra), wait, let's translate Daniel Ciandra as written.

Let's re-read source: 다니엘 시아드라는 모델 스카우터가 최근 파리의 자기 집에서 돌연사했습니다.
However, one of the suspects, a model scout named Daniel Ciandra, recently died suddenly at his home in Paris.

Prosecutors are investigating the cause of death through an autopsy, but public outrage is mounting as it was revealed that although they officially launched an investigation in February, they had not summoned or questioned him even once.

Videomug has covered the details closely.

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(Reported and produced by Jo Gi-ho | Video by Lee Gi-eun | Design by Cho Seung-hyun | Assistance by Kim Chae-hyun | Produced by Intellectual Contents IP Team)
※ Please note: This article was translated by AI and may contain errors.