Documentary Alleges Epstein-Clinton Relationship

A South African mother and business owner named Juliette Bryant is one of the latest former victims of Jeffrey Epstein to come forth publicly with details about the pedophile financier’s relationship with former U.S. President Bill Clinton (1993-2001), husband to 2016 Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.

Bryant, aspiring model and self-proclaimed "silly young 20-year-old” at the time of her abduction in 2002, describes being lured into Epstein’s world, firstly by a pretty young actress in a cocktail bar who called Epstein her “billionaire friend” and also falsely claimed that he owned lingerie retailer Victoria's Secret. She quickly offered to introduce Bryant to both him and former President Clinton, who were sitting together at a restaurant across the street.

Victim claims former President lent Epstein credibility

Of meeting the charismatic grey-haired Clinton, who had just completed his Presidential terms the year before, she told the media outlet that he stood up to shake her hand and "didn't let go", even when he began speaking to someone else.

She would continue to cross paths with him throughout her years-long trafficking by Epstein, which began in earnest when he convinced her to fly to the U.S. with him for modeling jobs, quickly whisking her off to the U.S. Virgin Islands to his private island infamously nicknamed “Pedophile Island.”

In her own words: “I was completely conned…I wouldn’t go with some random man to the Caribbean. He seemed legitimate. Clinton gave him credibility.”

Victim describes consequent captivity on Epstein's Island

What's more, Bryant further describes her time on the island with Epstein and his convicted Madame, Ghislaine Maxwell:

“[She]was running the girls and would tell us when we had to go to his bedroom. You couldn’t say no, there was just no option...You didn’t want to make them angry, it would have been very, very scary. No one even tried to stand up against them."

“People ask why I went back. No one disobeyed Epstein. Before I was sent home he took me to his office and told me that a woman had accused him of rape and he’d planted drugs in her apartment and had her sent to prison. He said that he had my family’s name on a list.”

In another released documentary sound-byte shared by The Sun, she admits of Epstein: “Things happened that scared me so deeply, I can’t even talk about them…He fed off the terror … there was something about the energy of a girl being scared that he liked…”

Bryant did go on to file a 2019 lawsuit alleging that Epstein “raped her repeatedly for years" at his numerous homes across the globe, has since settled with the Epstein Victim’s Compensation Program and will appear in the upcoming BBC expose in which she further elaborates upon her nightmarish captivity.

Spotlight on Former President Follows Prosecution of Another Famous Pal

This latest bombshell comes just a couple of months after Epstein associate and former Next Top Model scout Jean-Luc Brunel was found hanged in his Paris prison cell where he awaited his trial for sex-trafficking charges tied to Epstein. In eerily the same manner as billionaire pedophile Jeffrey Epstein in 2019, he had also hung himself at the precise moment that cameras malfunctioned.

High-profile Epstein accuser Virginia Guiffre had previously told authorities that Epstein bragged that he had slept with “thousands” of girls provided by Brunel. What’s more, unsealed court documents allege that Brunel flew in three 12-year-old triplets from France as a birthday gift for the sexually depraved billionaire.

What's to Come?

Brunel, for his part, had always adamantly denied the litany of accusations against him, much as Clinton does now, with Clinton spokespeople insisting that he knew "nothing" about Epstein's sexual affairs.

Nonetheless, with mounting public interest in going after the elite members of Epstein's inner circle, interested citizens are urging the Department of Justice to continue their investigation into the sex-trafficking ring of the rich and famous.

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