Rare Photos From Jeffrey Epstein Paris Apartment Surface as French Investigation Expands

Newly released files linked to Jeffrey Epstein have revealed rare photographs taken inside his Paris apartment, as French authorities widen investigations connected to his network.

The images, published by French newspaper Le Parisien, show Epstein’s expansive 18-room residence on Avenue Foch, decorated in deep red and orange tones. The walls were lined with framed photographs of nud£ women, while one image appears to show Epstein reclining beside two t-pl£ss women.

Paris prosecutors believe sections of the apartment — including a red-walled massage room — may have been used to facilitate s£xual abuse. The photographs were taken during a police search conducted in 2019 and show dimly lit rooms as well as personal items catalogued by investigators.

Epstein reportedly purchased the luxury apartment in 2001. The property featured elaborate and unusual décor, including a so-called “Chinese room” with dragon-themed wallpaper, a leather-lined study, a rotunda offering views of the Arc de Triomphe, and displays of animal horns and taxidermy. The residence also included a sauna and a private gym.

Some of the images were gathered as part of a French investigation into allegations against modeling agent Jean-Luc Brunel, a longtime associate of Epstein. Brunel was later found dead in his Paris prison cell while awaiting trial on charges that included the rape of a minor and human trafficking. Authorities ruled his death a suicide.