Epstein associate who still runs model agency 'put me in danger' says abuse survivor

A woman who claims to be a survivor of Jeffrey Epstein's abuse has come forward with allegations that an associate of his, who still runs a model agency, put her in harm's way. The woman alleges that the agency boss sent her to photoshoots at Epstein's Florida beach home, where she was vulnerable to abuse. This new testimony adds to the mounting evidence of Epstein's vast network of enablers and accomplices who helped facilitate his crimes.

The fact that the agency boss is still operating suggests that there may be more people who have been affected by their actions. It also raises questions about the vetting processes in place for models and photographers in the industry. The model's agency business is a multi-billion dollar industry and regulation is often minimal. For survivors of abuse, coming forward with their stories can be incredibly difficult, and it's significant that this woman has chosen to share her experience.

As investigators continue to probe Epstein's network, it's likely that more individuals will be implicated. What's next to watch is whether authorities will take action against the agency boss and others who may have played a role in enabling Epstein's abuse. Additionally, the model's industry as a whole may face increased scrutiny and calls for greater accountability and safeguards to protect vulnerable individuals.

Originally reported by bbc.co.uk. MyNews adds analysis for general news readers.