"He has a teacher for you to teach you to speak Russian. She's 2x8 years old and not blonde. The lessons are free, and you can have your first one today if you call." This is a message from Jean-Luc Brunel to Jeffrey Epstein on April 1, 2005. The message was jotted down in a notebook by one of the people who worked for the American magnate at the time. Brunel was the director of a French modeling agency and committed suicide in 2022 while awaiting trial for child sex trafficking. At the time he left this phone message, he was a close friend of Epstein and had become one of his main pimps: he not only provided him with models but also underage girls. And he did so with the impunity of being able to leave a phone message like this, leaving a written trail. In fact, the documents declassified by the U.S. Department of Justice contain hundreds of notes that Epstein's employees made of the calls he received and couldn't answer. Some are very explicit. However, no one did anything.

The Florida Attorney General's office acted deliberately to favor the interests of pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, according to an analysis by the ARA of a tiny fraction of the 3.5 million files in the case. made public by the United States Department of Justice January 30th.