Court filing alleges Jeffrey Epstein used modeling agency MC2 to traffic underage girls for prostitution

Court filing alleges Jeffrey Epstein used modeling agency MC2 to traffic underage girls for prostitution The passage cites a summary judgment filing that directly links Epstein and agency head Brunel to a scheme of bringing foreign minors to the U.S., securing visas, charging rent, and allegedly using them for sex work. It provides specific names, dates (2005 agency name change), and operational details, offering concrete investigative leads. The claim involves a high‑profile figure (Epstein) and a potentially complicit industry insider, which would be highly controversial if verified. While similar allegations have been reported, the specific agency name and alleged visa‑procurement process add novelty. Key insights: Bradley Edwards' filing alleges Epstein funded and used Brunel's agency (formerly Karin, renamed MC2 in 2005) to import underage girls.; Girls were allegedly brought from Scandinavia, Israel, Central Europe, former Soviet states, and South America.; Epstein allegedly obtained visas for the minors, charged them rent, and housed them in his condos for prostitution.