A new lawsuit in Los Angeles accuses Jeffrey Epstein’s associate, Jean-Luc Brunel, of holding a woman captive at a Canadian estate for sexual abuse.
The accuser, using the pseudonym Jessica Kramer, alleges that Brunel and his employees sexually assaulted her and other models.
The lawsuit doesn’t mention Epstein but highlights similar patterns of abuse. (Trending: Trump Announces Heartbreaking Melania-Related Health Update)
Kramer testified that, “She could not leave and there were numerous attempts of offensive touching, sexual assaults including groping, as the men tried unsuccessfully to arouse her by providing her with drugs in which she did not ingest.”
“After a few days of being falsely imprisoned at the home, she woke and realized that Jean and his employees were getting into their cars and leaving. She immediately then decided to try and escape through a window and was successful as she hitched a ride back to New York,” continued the accuser.
“These girls, including the plaintiff, were drugged, sexually assaulted, (subjected to) false imprisonment and sexually abused instead,” according to court documents.
“Plaintiff fears embarrassment and further psychological damage if (her) identity as a victim of sexual abuse were to become publicly known,” the documents continued.
Brunel, who was found dead in a Paris prison in 2022, was accused of sex trafficking and denied the allegations.
The lawsuit also mentions Virginia Giuffre’s accusations against Brunel.
Giuffre testified, “A lot of the girls came from poor countries or poor backgrounds, and [Brunel] lured them in with a promise of making good money.”
“Jeffrey Epstein has told me that he has slept with over 1,000 of Brunel’s girls, and everything that I have seen confirms this claim,” she continued.
Giuffre wrote, “The suicide of Jean-Luc Brunel, who abused me and countless girls and young women, ends another chapter. I’m disappointed that I wasn’t able to face him in a final trial to hold him accountable, but gratified that I was able to testify in person last year to keep him in prison.”
The public allegations against Brunel date back to 1988, and his lawyers maintain his innocence.
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