High-profile victims’ rights attorney Brad Edwards has revealed that a key former employee of Jeffrey Epstein—his longtime accountant—delivered chilling sworn testimony detailing how Epstein structured his modeling company as a direct replica of Donald Trump’s former modeling agency. According to Edwards, the company served as a covert mechanism for trafficking young girls, further cementing Epstein’s criminal enterprise under the guise of legitimate business.
The revelations open a disturbing chapter in the Epstein saga, laying bare how calculated and premeditated his operations were. The testimony not only exposes the infrastructure of exploitation but also reignites scrutiny of the now-defunct Trump Model Management.
Brad Edwards Discloses Damning Deposition Details
Brad Edwards began by emphasizing the significance of the testimony. “This wasn’t vague, this wasn’t speculative—this was a detailed account from someone who worked at the core of Epstein’s financial and business operations,” he stated. The accountant, under oath, described how Epstein instructed her to structure the company “just like Donald Trump’s modeling agency.”
Edwards explained that the deposed witness did more than confirm financial irregularities; she pulled back the curtain on the purpose of the company itself. “It was designed to look legitimate, but there were never any real fashion campaigns. No runways. It was a front, and Jeffrey Epstein knew exactly what he was doing.
Brad Edwards: ‘Epstein Sought Legitimacy Through Imitation’
Brad Edwards recounted how the accountant recalled Epstein being “fixated” on Trump’s modeling agency structure. “He saw the Trump agency as the blueprint. He even told her, ‘Set it up just like Trump’s.’” According to Edwards, this fixation was not about business efficiency but about legitimacy and optics.
“He wanted something that would blend in,” Edwards said. “Modeling is a perfect cover because it involves global travel, young talent, and glamorous PR. It was camouflage—and he modeled it after a business he saw as successful and shielded.” This operational mimicry, he said, gave Epstein a veneer of professionalism while concealing human trafficking.
Brad Edwards Raises Alarm: ‘It Was a Trafficking Machine’
According to Brad Edwards, the accountant didn’t merely describe internal structures—she confirmed the company served as a trafficking conduit. “Girls were flown in under the modeling pretense. But they weren’t going to casting calls. They were going straight into Epstein’s properties,” he explained.
Edwards added that the employee had initially believed the operation to be above board until the patterns became undeniable. “Once she started noticing the same girls disappearing, not getting paid, and not modeling, she realized the company had a darker purpose. And Epstein never hid that from her after a while.”
Brad Edwards: ‘The Parallels with Trump’s Agency Were Deliberate’
Brad Edwards was careful not to allege criminal involvement by President Trump but underscored the intentional imitation. “This wasn’t accidental. Epstein studied Trump’s agency. He said he admired how it operated, especially how it handled visas and global recruitment.”
He reiterated that although the structure was modeled after Trump’s agency, “That doesn’t make Trump culpable—but it does demand questions. Why was Epstein so comfortable citing Trump’s agency as a model? And why was that business model attractive for a trafficker?”
Brad Edwards Pushes for Federal Investigation
Brad Edwards confirmed he has already shared the deposition with federal authorities. “This isn’t just a civil matter. What she described constitutes interstate and possibly international trafficking,” he said. “And now we have documentation, structure, and firsthand testimony pointing to it.”
He also called on the Department of Justice to subpoena other former employees. “This witness cracked open the door. There are others who know more. Now the federal government must act. They cannot keep turning away from this mountain of evidence.”
Brad Edwards Warns: ‘This Wasn’t One Man—It Was a System’
Brad Edwards expressed outrage that such a company could operate in plain sight. “We need to stop talking about Epstein as if he was a lone predator. He built an enterprise. He had accountants, pilots, security, and recruiters. The modeling agency was just one cog in a vast machine.”
He added that Epstein’s decision to mirror Trump’s modeling agency was part of a larger pattern of legitimizing exploitation. “He didn’t invent these systems—he adapted existing ones. And that’s the truly terrifying part. The system was already there. He just weaponized it.”
Brad Edwards: ‘This Should Be a National Reckoning’
In closing, Edwards made an impassioned plea for public accountability. “People need to understand the horror these girls endured was facilitated through so-called respectable businesses. These were not back-alley operations. These were corporations, LLCs, agencies—camouflaged predators.”
He urged the public and media not to be distracted by the surface-level legitimacy of Epstein’s enterprises. “It doesn’t matter how clean the logo looks or how glossy the website is—when a business is built to exploit, it is criminal. And when it’s modeled after another, that raises hard, unavoidable questions.”
