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Epstein survivors sue his estate over child pornography collection
By Andrew Hay Sept 16 (Reuters) - Two women whose images as girls were found in pornography seized from Jeffrey Epstein filed a class action lawsuit on Wednesday seeking damages from the late sex
Sept 16 (Reuters) – Two women whose images as girls were found in pornography seized from Jeffrey Epstein filed a class action lawsuit on Wednesday seeking damages from the late sex offender’s estate for individuals featured in his collection of thousands of pictures and videos of child sexual abuse material.
The lawsuit seeks at least $6 million on behalf of more than 40 people, some of whom were in Epstein’s so-called “modeling book,” a collection of sexualized images of children seized by federal investigators in 2019 from his New York home, according to the filing in Manhattan federal district court.
Others were shown in thousands of downloaded videos and images of child sexual abuse material and other pornography taken from the late financier’s properties, according to the action.
