Disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein kept a secret storage locker in Palm Beach packed with disturbing material, according to a report by The Telegraph. The unit held sex-slave manuals, pornographic magazines, DVDs and VHS tapes that eroticised teenagers. Investigators also found nude photographs believed to be of his victims and an 8mm tape showing a person in a shower and a woman in lingerie.
The locker contained 29 address books, three computers, and a three-page list of Florida masseuses. Epstein allegedly hired private detectives to remove items from his home before a 2005 police raid. They moved the materials to the storage facility, where they remained for years during the investigation.
Receipts found during the house raid matched several missing items. These included body massagers, sex toys, lingerie, cash, a Harvard ID card and a concealed weapon permit. The Federal Bureau of Investigation later recovered copies of two hard drives. Authorities never searched at least six storage lockers linked to Epstein.
Epstein died in 2019 in a Manhattan jail cell. Separately, French authorities opened investigations after Le Parisien published images of his 18-room Paris residence. The US Department of Justice recently released millions of related documents.
