Pedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein was sent scores of videos of young girls performing apparent catwalk auditions for him over the years.
The clips featuring the young would-be models, which were among the millions of files just released by the Justice Department, support rampant theories and speculation that the convicted sex offender lured victims under the guise that he could propel their careers.
The trove of videos, first reported on by the Telegraph, is believed to have been obtained from Epstein’s computer.
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The footage, which has been heavily redacted, captured young females in varying states of undress as they twirled in front of the camera.
In many, some girls and young women appeared to be walking down a makeshift catwalk.
At least one clip showed a female filming herself with European-style buildings in the background, while others showed some posing in international art galleries, further suggesting that those swept up in Epstein’s orbit came from across the globe.
It wasn’t clear how young the girls in the videos are.
Epstein has long been plagued by claims he targeted youngsters by acting as a modeling scout.
His French model agent pal Jean-Luc Brunel was charged with securing girls and young women for the billionaire pedophile after being introduced to him by Epstein’s former gal pal, Ghislaine Maxwell.
Like Epstein, Brunel killed himself behind bars.
