On January 11, recently, former financial tycoon Jeffrey Epstein once again appeared on the hot search. The dark side of his private life has been exposed to the public, especially the series of scandals caused by his own "Loli Island", which shocked the world.
Epstein's business acumen and interpersonal skills led him to rise from a calculus teacher at a private school in Manhattan, New York, to a trader at Bear Stearns, and eventually founded his own asset management company, which at one point managed more than $1 billion. His success story could have been hailed as an inspirational example, but the secret behind it turned the outside world's perception of him upside down.
According to reports, Epstein is suspected of organizing and participating in a series of illegal activities involving minors in a number of luxury properties in the United States and France, especially a private territory known as "Loli Island", and many international celebrities such as British Prince Andrew, Trump, and Alan Dershowitz, professor emeritus of Harvard Law School, have been implicated. The frequent visits of these magnates and the terrible events on the island undoubtedly cast a deep shadow over Epstein's life.
However, after Epstein was arrested on suspicion of sexually assaulting underage girls and organizing illegal trafficking, he was found dead in his Manhattan Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York in August 2019, which was preliminarily determined to be a suicide.
According to media reports, Epstein's custody on the night of his suicide was grossly flawed, including the temporary transfer of his fellow inmates who were supposed to live with him, and the failure of the guards in charge of regular patrols to conduct regular patrols. The unusual circumstances sparked widespread public questioning about the cause of Epstein's death, and as more and more details surfaced, the story became more and more confusing.
Recently, a long-dusty video disclosed by the American media has sparked a new round of heated public discussion. This footage of police entering the late financial tycoon Jeffrey Epstein's luxury estate in Manhattan, New York, is still visible in the ultra-luxurious decoration style and details of the estate, although it is old and the television equipment still retains the iconic "big brick" shape of the last century.
Tucked away in the bustling city, this private mansion is staggering in its opulence, with every inch of space filled with the smell of money. More astonishingly, however, the room's decorations reveal a controversial secret world: the walls are covered with indecent portraits of young girls, and bold and revealing photographs are displayed throughout the manor, which undoubtedly provide new clues to the outside world's interpretation of Epstein's lifestyle and behavior patterns during his lifetime.
This major discovery has escalated a series of scandals surrounding Epstein's sexual assault of underage girls, and all sectors of society have called for a comprehensive and in-depth investigation of the case, and demanded that all those involved be held accountable.