Investigation unveils Jeffrey Epstein's recruitment networks in Morocco

A journalistic investigation has uncovered the methods used by the late American sex offender Jeffrey Epstein to recruit victims in Morocco. US court documents show that Daniel Siad, a modeling industry professional, traveled through cities like Marrakech and Agadir to find young women for Epstein. Correspondence reveals that Siad sent photos and details to Epstein, at one point discussing efforts to scout girls near schools. Additionally, the report details the involvement of another agent, Ramsey El Kholy, who facilitated meetings between Epstein and various women, resulting in sexual assaults in New York and Florida. While those accused deny any knowledge of the abuse, survivors such as Inka and Rosa have testified that modeling agencies were used as a front to facilitate Epstein's criminal activities.