Late pedophile Jeffrey Epstein’s Palm Beach lair was decorated with an immense collection of framed photographs showing off naked women and the creep’s meetings with high-profile figures, according to resurfaced police footage.
The inside look at Epstein’s Florida abode was included in videos released Tuesday by the House Oversight Committee as part of a 33,295-page document dump from files provided by the Justice Department.
In the tranche were several videos, recorded in 2005, showing Epstein’s home as part of an investigation into allegations that the financier molested a 14-year-old girl.
Epstein’s since-demolished mansion is replete with photographs of women, many of whom appear naked, which are placed in frames in bathrooms, hallways, his personal gym, and several offices.
Epstein had in his Palm Beach home a photo of himself and Ghislaine Maxwell apparently meeting Pope John Paul II. Palm Beach County State Attorney's Office
The grainy photo appears to show Ghislaine Maxwell meeting late Cuban dictator Fidel Castro. Palm Beach County State Attorney's Office
There are over a dozen photos of his partner in crime and on-again-off-again lover Ghislaine Maxwell placed throughout the home, including one in which she lies naked on the beach.
Notably, there are photos of Epstein and Maxwell meeting Pope John Paul II and the notorious madam with Cuban dictator Fidel Castro.
Maxwell confirmed that these high-profile meetings took place in either 2002 or 2003 during her interview with Trump DOJ officials released last month.
The convicted sex trafficker revealed she traveled to Cuba with Epstein and former Colombian President Andres Pastrana, whom she claimed to have met “in a pub in Dublin.”
Maxwell, a helicopter pilot, revealed she traveled with Pastrana to Colombia to fly a Blackhawk helicopter.
In an upstairs room, Epstein had a photo of Ghislaine Maxwell posing naked on a beach. Palm Beach County State Attorney's OfficeVideo of Epstein’s Florida home showed several offices with their own desktop computer set-ups. The monitor of one such apparent work station had a sticky note placed on it that read “Do Not Touch.”
Maxwell claimed in her interview with the DOJ that one of these computers was once rigged by the Palm Beach police with cameras in an attempt to catch a thief.
She revealed that Epstein called cops in 2003, believing someone was stealing money from his briefcase, and the local police came to the home and installed surveillance cameras, according to testimony.
In a home gym, Epstein had an elliptical machine, Pilates reformer, stationary bike, full set of weights, and roughly a dozen nudes framed and hung on the walls, video showed.
In one of the rooms was a drawing of Ghislaine Maxwell, who appears in photographs throughout the home. Palm Beach County State Attorney's OfficeA pile of DVDs in the gym included “UFC: Vendetta,” which occurred in 2002.
The home’s garage housed three black Mercedes-Benzes, including a convertible coupe.
There are at least two folded-up massage tables, including one which was in a closet, in a hallway outside a bedroom.
One of Epstein’s several computer set-ups in the Palm Beach home had a “Do Not Touch” post-it note stuck to its monitor. Palm Beach County State Attorney's OfficeIncluded among the myriad framed photos are many pictures of Epstein himself.
The House Oversight Committee released the files Tuesday immediately after a hearing with the Department of Justice.
