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Former American financier Jeffrey Epstein is suspected of hiding computers, videotapes and "sex slave manuals" in secret storage rooms to evade the investigation that had been launched against him.
The Telegraph revealed this, stating that an inventory of a warehouse in Palm Beach, rented through the Riley Kiraly agency, lists three computers, 29 address books, a list of masseuses in Florida, photos of naked women believed to be victims, pornographic magazines, tapes and DVDs sexualizing teenagers, as well as a videotape with sexual images.
In 2005, Epstein, who died in 2019 after being convicted of child sex abuse and trafficking, paid private investigators to remove items from his residence before a search. Former Palm Beach Police Chief Michael Reiter, who led the investigation, said the “place was cleaned up.”
An inventory of the storage facility reveals for the first time items Epstein did not want found during the child sex crimes investigation. These include two sex slave training manuals, sex toys, lingerie, over $2,000 in cash, a license to carry an illegal firearm and a Harvard ID card.
Copies of hard drives stored at the Palm Beach storage facility were found at Epstein's New York residence after his arrest in 2019, but the original computers were never found.
Authorities suspect Epstein was informed of the raid. Emails show Epstein repeatedly ordered his staff and private investigators to wipe computers and destroy tapes in the years leading up to his arrest in 2019.
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