Jeffrey Epstein’s alleged network: payments to Jean‑Luc Brunel, MC2‑run girl trafficking and private‑jet logistics

Summary

Jeffrey Epstein’s alleged network: payments to Jean‑Luc Brunel, MC2‑run girl trafficking and private‑jet logistics The passage repeats known allegations about Epstein but adds a few concrete details—$1 million paid to Jean‑Luc Brunel for the MC2 modeling agency, a former bookkeeper’s claim that MC2 sourced Eastern‑European girls and arranged visas, and that those girls flew on Epstein’s private jets. These specifics provide actionable leads (financial transaction, visa paperwork, flight logs) that could be pursued, yet the information is largely already in the public domain and lacks new high‑level political connections, limiting its score. Key insights: Epstein allegedly gave $1 million to Jean‑Luc Brunel to start the MC2 modeling agency.; A former bookkeeper claims MC2 recruited under‑age girls from Eastern Europe and arranged their U.S. visas.; The same bookkeeper says the girls were transported on Epstein’s private jets.