Court filing alleges Jeffrey Epstein funded and used modeling agency MC2 (formerly Karin) to traffic underage girls for prostitution

Court filing alleges Jeffrey Epstein funded and used modeling agency MC2 (formerly Karin) to traffic underage girls for prostitution The passage cites a summary judgment filing that directly links Epstein to a specific modeling agency and details a scheme to bring foreign minors to the U.S., obtain visas, charge rent, and allegedly use them for sex work. It names a concrete individual (Brunel) and provides dates (2005 name change) and locations, offering clear investigative leads. The claim involves a high‑profile figure (Epstein) and a commercial enterprise, making it highly controversial and potentially explosive if verified. Key insights: Bradley Edwards' filing alleges Epstein financially supported Brunel's agency, renamed MC2 in 2005.; MC2 allegedly recruited underage girls from Scandinavia, Israel, former Soviet states, and South America.; Girls were flown to the U.S., housed in condos owned by Epstein, and charged rent while being used as prostitutes.