New details have emerged about items stored in a Florida storage unit rented by the late Jeffrey Epstein, according to an inventory list obtained by the Telegraph, as reported by The New York Post.
The documents show that the disgraced financier kept a range of materials in a Palm Beach storage locker, including what were described as sex slave manuals, dozens of address books, and a large collection of pornographic material.
The inventory reportedly spans three pages and includes a list of masseuses, letters, and lab results.
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Among the materials cataloged were VHS tapes and DVDs described as eroticizing teens, nude photographs of apparent Epstein victims, and multiple boxes of sex toys.
The Palm Beach unit was one of at least six storage facilities Epstein rented across the United States over a period of 16 years.
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Credit card statements cited by the Telegraph indicate that he began renting storage units as early as 2003.
Some of the units remained active until 2019, the year Epstein died by suicide in a Manhattan jail cell while awaiting trial on federal sex-trafficking charges.
According to the report, Epstein allegedly hired private detectives to move materials from his Palm Beach mansion into the storage locker.
The transfers reportedly occurred before authorities raided his property in 2005 as part of an investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct involving underage girls.
The materials stored in the Palm Beach unit are believed to have remained there for several years.
It is not immediately clear whether the FBI ever located or seized the contents of the locker as it built its later sex-trafficking case against Epstein.
The Telegraph also reported that emails included in a recent batch of Epstein-related files show staff members discussing moving computers and wiping them. The context of those discussions was not detailed in the report.
Additional documents referenced by the outlet indicate that Epstein’s private investigators were at one point instructed to rent a Manhattan storage unit on his behalf. The scope and contents of that unit were not described.
Federal authorities have not confirmed whether Epstein’s various storage facilities were ever searched as part of their investigations.
The FBI has not publicly commented on the status of the storage units or the materials reportedly kept inside them.
Epstein’s criminal history drew national attention after he was arrested in July 2019 on federal sex-trafficking charges. He died the following month in a Manhattan detention facility. His death was ruled a suicide.
The newly disclosed inventory sheds additional light on the extent of materials Epstein maintained outside his residences, though questions remain about whether those items were ever examined by federal investigators.
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