Epstein Survivors Accuse Modelling Industry Figures Of Exposing Women To Financier.
A survivor of Jeffrey Epstein’s sexual abuse has accused a former executive of the modelling agency that represented her of putting her in danger by sending her to the convicted sex offender’s Florida home for photoshoots.
Roza, who was 18 when she was first sent to Epstein’s Palm Beach residence in 2009, said Jeff Fuller, then president of the US branch of MC2 Model Management, knew where she was being sent.
Fuller now runs another US modelling agency, The Source Models.
“My agency’s job was to protect me, and they failed. And for that, they should be held accountable,” she told the BBC World Service. Roza had arrived in the United States from Uzbekistan about a month before the first photoshoot. At the time, Epstein was serving a jail sentence for sexual offences against a minor but was allowed to work from his home during the day.
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