The name Jean-Luc Brunel is unfamiliar to the domestic public, but it may no longer be strange to Epstein, the pedophile who created Lolita. And Epstein, as a rich man in Europe and the United States, of course, he could not single-handedly lure so many women and underage girls for his guests to play.
In contrast to Another Pimp and lover of Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell, "only" abducted hundreds of girls. Brunel was more widespread, and during his time in Epstein's service, he provided thousands of women and girls to enrich Epstein's "Lolita Island."
However, strangely, Maxwell was still alive in an American prison, but Brunel hanged himself in prison in the same way as Epstein.
On Feb. 19, Prosecutors in Paris confirmed that Brunel, one of the "Lolita Pedophiles," had died in Lasante's cell, but surveillance did not see how he died because of "respect for privacy."
Brunel was born in 1946 in post-war Paris, and due to the background of a Jewish real estate merchant family, this not only allowed Brunel to have a good environment from an early age, but also had a high level of appreciation. So after 1970, Brunel entered the Parisian fashion industry, and soon became the top model scout who shocked Europe.
Among the supermodels he discovered were Christie Terrington, Sharon Stone and Mira Jovovich.
After becoming a fashion tycoon, Brunel made countless European and American celebrities with his status in the fashion circle, including the later Epstein mistress, but Maxwell, who was still a European and American tycoon at that time.
Maxwell's father only deteriorated after he died in 1991 and eventually left the United States to fend for himself, where he met Epstein in a real estate transaction.
Brunel, who was still a real magnate, and Maxwell, who were still really rich and famous, did not expect that one day they would not only become pimps who lure abducted women, but also eventually become prisoners of the order, and even hanged themselves in Paris prisons.
And Brunel's tragic indulgence also stemmed from his prosperous time.
Paris is one of the world's top vanity fairs, and the top figures in the fashion industry have the power to kill and kill people at the bottom.
Few people can adhere to the bottom line and uphold morality in the Parisian fashion circle surrounded by countless beautiful women and men.
The same goes for Brunel.
In 1999, BBC undercover journalist McIntyre started an abuse of power in the Paris fashion scene. It was revealed that there were a large number of victims who had to obey the unspoken rules of the upper echelons in order to get shows and other career opportunities.
Brunel was on McIntyre's list and was then banned by European fashion circles.
Brunel, who fell into a career trough, has since gone to the United States to try to make a comeback, but the "elegant people" from Paris seem to be unable to fit the fashion aesthetics of Americans, and Brunel's career has not improved.
His investors have also left.
Brunel, who is in a desperate career situation, has attracted Maxwell's sympathy and attention because of his glorious resume, disgraceful professional unspoken rules and contacts in the fashion circle, as well as the situation of "the same fallen man at the end of the world".
In 2004, it was Epstein's popular, who was also a lover, a business partner and a pimp, who introduced Brunel to Epstein, thus giving Brunel a million dollars in investment.
It was also from this that Brunel began to work on the road of "systematizing the provision of women" for Epstein's Lolita Island.
In 2005, Brunel opened offices in New York and Miami, and many girls who did not know the truth stepped into Brunel's trap step by step because of their yearning for the fashion circle.
Roberts, who previously reached an out-of-court settlement with Britain's Prince Andrew, is one of the victims of Brunel's "brokerage trap".
Roberts, upon learning of Brunel's hanging, said: "Brunel's death ends another chapter where he abused me and countless girls. ”
"I am disappointed that I was unable to face him in the final trial and hold him accountable, but I am glad I was able to testify in person last year to keep him in jail."
Roberts' encounter is one of the templates for "Lolita Island victims".
She advertised "self-casting nets" through brunel-run brokerage firms, and then "met" Maxwell and Epstein one by one, and became their "sexual partners" in brainwashing, eventually becoming a "sex slave" on "Lolita Island" to entertain Prince Andrew.
That year, Roberts was only 17 years old.
Roberts is just one example of brunel's "tragedy of women."
Like Roberts, Brunel led to thousands of "Lolita Island" victims.
U.S. prosecutors believe that brunel's "MC2" model agency is a cover for a "sex trafficking gang."
But bizarrely, despite Brunel's bad deeds, he rejected all specific allegations from prosecutors. Moreover, the prison authorities said that Brunel, like Epstein, did not have suicidal tendencies after being tested. In contrast, Maxwell repeatedly stressed that he had no suicidal tendencies, but was "highly suspected".
Maxwell was under intense surveillance every day, even abusive to her—not letting the searchlight shine every 15 minutes and responding to the cries of the prison guards, even during sleep at night.
While Maxwell's experience may seem uncomfortable, there doesn't seem to be anything wrong with it.
American prison guards should respect the diagnosis issued by doctors and defend the human rights of prisoners!
Brunel did not take such care, and although the Lasante prison where he was held was a place for French felons, the surveillance probe did not fully cover all the cells in order to respect the human rights and privacy of the prisoners.
Eventually, this led to Brunel hanging himself in his cell – but whether it was suicide or something else, the Paris police are still investigating.
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