Juliette Bryant: Trafficked from South Africa, Not a Modeling Opportunity

Juliette Bryant recounts her first encounter with Jeffrey Epstein at 20 while in Cape Town, where she was introduced to him by a girl claiming he was “American royalty.” Following their brief meeting, Epstein expressed interest in her modeling portfolio and quickly arranged for her visa to the U.S., leading to her eventual travel to his private island, where she was sexually assaulted. Over the years, Bryant was trafficked by Epstein and later received compensation from the Epstein Victims’ Compensation Program and a settlement with JP Morgan Chase. Her account aligns with Epstein’s connections to prominent figures during a Clinton Foundation trip to Africa in 2002.