Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
Epstein Chronicles. Without Jean Luke Brunel, there could have never
been Jeffrey Epstein, at least not to the level that
we saw. And that's because Jean Luke Brunel was the lynchpin.
He was the guy that was bringing these girls to
Jeffrey Epstein from all of these far flung locations, whether
it be South America, Eastern Europe, or anywhere in between.
And he was not working alone. So when you see
people say that Epstein wasn't involved in human trafficking, they're
lying to you. And that's because, without a shadow of
a doubt, no debate needed, Jean Luke Brunel was providing
girls to Jeffrey Epstein, and Jeffrey Epstein in return, provided
girls back to Jean Luke Brunel. And we literally have
mountains of evidence pointing to this, but for years nobody cared,
nobody wanted to look into it. What about when Brunell
went to the authorities in twenty sixteen said he was
going to snitch on Epstein and then what happened, Oh
that's right, he disappeared, not died, but disappeared off the grid,
no more contact with the authorities, no more talk of
flipping on Epstein. So my guess is somebody got to him. Hey,
Jean Luke not a good idea. You know who Jeffrey is,
you know whose people are, and you know the score
something along those lines. But whenever you're talking about Jeffrey
Epstein and his human trafficking pipeline, it starts and it
ends with John Luke Brunel. And considering he's been such
a key cog in what Epstein has done over the years,
does it shock you that he quote unquote took his
own life as well behind bars. And look, I've told
you from the beginning that Jean Luke Brunell is the
key to taking down Epstein, not Glenne Maxwell. It was
always Jean Luke Brunel. These two men they were up
to no good and that's putting it lightly. And the
amount of damage caused by Jean lu Brunell, by the
people working with them, and by that shitty modeling agency
mc squared is just unbelievable. They were literally bringing these
girls over here, putting them at that building at E
sixty six, and then bringing them to live with Jeffrey
Epstein depending on what he was feeling. And that's not
me telling you again, that's from the merits of Asquez
deposition that she gave in regards to what was going
on when the investigation first kicked off. And even with
all the information that she gave, with all of the
corroborating information, nobody moved on Jean lu Brunel. And they
can't say it wasn't on their radar because we just
learned that he was almost a government informant who was
giving information about Jeffrey Epstein. So in this episode, we
have an article from International Business Times and the headline
Epstein files reveal French castles used as sex trafficking sites,
while underage models sent to US for exploitation. This article
was authored by Chrisnell Longino. A chilling new chapter in
the Epstein saga has emerged as confidential court documents revealed
the scale of abuse orchestrated in France by Jean lu Brunel.
Far from acting alone, Brunel, a close associate of Jeffrey Epstein,
is shown to have run an industrial system of exploitation,
transforming luxury castles and apartments into sites of abuse. So
all those people that have been out here for the
last I don't know, a couple of months telling you
that Epstein was a loan operator, just doing this because
he was bored and sick. They've lied to you, and
it's disgusting and there's people out here that are dying
on the hill. Oh, Epstein wasn't some kind of human trafficker.
That's all just overblown. But the only thing that's overblown
is all the hot ass air coming out of their mouths,
because there's no doubt that Jeffrey Epstein was not only
providing but receiving traffic girls and I mean luxury castles
and apartments into sits of abuse. It's like something right
out of a fucking horror movie. The thirty page judicial order,
dating from twenty twenty three and previously unseen, outlines how
underage models were systematically exploited and sometimes sent to the
United States for further abuse, raising questions about how such
a network could operate with near total impunity. Well not really,
not when you know the deal, not when you know
who was being protected. That was the bone. They threw
him right to be the middleman, to be an asset.
They gave him a little leeway to abuse people. But
they said to him, look, Jeffrey, you got nailed the
first time here. We got you out of it, but
now now you're gonna have to get girls from outside
the United States. We can't have this happen again, and
if it does, we're gonna have to burn you as
an asset. I mean, doesn't that sound more logical than
just the fact that Jeffrey Epstein was a sick bastard
who happened to get lucky and had the government decide
they didn't want to go after them. That makes sense
to anybody out there. The documents reveal a disturbing logistical
operation from grand castles in Normandy to upscale preision apartments.
Properties were specifically used to facilitate predation. Testimony describes how
victims were transported to isolated locations where the abuse took place,
often during trip presented as professional modeling assignments, And that
was the theme throughout. They get these girls, bring them
to America, they'd engage in immigration fraud to get them to,
you know, stay here, and then they take their passports
and they'd abuse them. Oh sure they might get a
modeling shoot, but they'll also get some trauma that comes
along with it after they get abused by whichever one
of these scumbags happens to be there. One former model
recounted being taken to a small castle and assaulted, describing
hidden passageways that allowed Brunel to orchestrate attacks without being seen.
That is some blood and cheese type shit from House
of the Dragon. Imagine this rotten, disgusting fuck sneaking through
some kind of passageway and showing up in your bedroom
while you're asleep. These spaces were designed to intimidate, isolate,
and control, creating an environment in which Brunell's victims fell
trapped and powerless. The judicial file details repeated patterns of
abuse over decades, painting a systematic picture rather than isolated incidents. Well,
that's because they weren't isolated. It was a pattern, It
was an enterprise, and it was all done at the
behest of Jeffrey Epstein. Brunell's influence extended beyond property ownership
into the modeling world. Agencies such as Karen Models and
mc squared allegedly served as talent pools where young women's
careers were conditioned on submitting to sexual demands. This is
something that I've heard time and time again, and when
I talk about the girls with known names, this is
who I'm talking about, folks. These girls were brought here,
exploited and then sent back or worse, who the fuck knows,
and nobody has any idea who any of them are.
And I find that very very concerning. And just because
somebody is not from my country doesn't mean I'm not
worried about their well being or that they were abused
and taken advantage of, especially if that shit happened inside
of my country. Now it's my problem, and since it's
my problem, I'm going to make it their problem. And
until they give us the information that's needed, the problem continues.
Aspiring models were groomed, monitored, and coerced into compliance under
the guise of professional advancement. Confiscated passports, ongoing pressure from
powerful figures, and a network of international contacts reportedly enabled
Brunel to operate without fear of prosecution. For years. He
was protected by Epstein. Jeffrey's people extended their protection to
Brunell as well. This is not that difficult, folks, Okay,
not that difficult at all, especially when you realize that
there's trillions of dollars missing from the Pentagon's budget. Where
do you think that money went? I think it just
disappeared into the air. They're using that shit to run
these black ops that nobody knows about, and that's what
Jeffrey Epstein was a CIA black op. Who decided to
run it. Who put it into play? I don't know,
but in my opinion, from everything I've seen, no doubt
in my mind. Brunell's death in La Sente prison in
February of twenty twenty two effectively ended the legal proceedings
against them, but the newly examined court order makes clear
that the closure was administrative rather than a reflection of
the truth. The thirty page dismissal lists numerous witnesses, complaints,
and the ledge accomplices, showing a complex system of abuse
spanning more than four decades. Do you believe that he
killed himself Brunel? I have my doubts. Man. You know,
at first I believed it, right. I thought that, you
know what, this guy was up against it and he
just killed himself. But the more I think about it,
the more we go through the information and the more
information that becomes available, the less I'm convinced. Experts and
advocates argue that this abrupt end to the prosecution leaves
unanswered questions about the broader Epstein network in Europe. The
French document corroborates similar findings in the United States, sizing
that Brunell's operations were international in scope and not isolated
to Parisian or US locations. Well, who told you that?
Seven years ago? I just happened to talk to people
that knew the dude, and they all told me the
same thing. Jean lu Brunel and Jeffrey Epstein were engaging
in an international trafficking ring. Following the release of the
confidential twenty twenty three court order, French authorities have announced
a re examination of the case, signaling that justice may
yet extend be on the fall of a single man. Well,
that would be good. Somebody needs to do it. If
the US isn't going to do it, somebody has to
do it. Chase this shit down to wherever it ends.
The investigation seeks to address the infrastructure that allowed exploitation
to become routine, from complicit modeling agencies to high profile
international figures implicated by testimony. Judicial sources suggest that revisiting
the case could lead to renewed scrutiny of anyone who
enabled or turned a blind eye to Brunell's actions. Victims
rights groups emphasize that understanding the full network is crucial
to preventing future abuses and acknowledging decades of suffering. The
Epstein files, now increasingly public, are thus not only a
record of criminal behavior, but also a call to uncover
the entire system that enabled it. And I think that's
what we need to focus on, because if we uncover
that and we pull that thread, everything else is going
to come into play. And if you really want to
get to the bottom of what was going on with Epstein,
Jean Luke Brunell is a fantastic place to start. All
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