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A BBC investigation has uncovered the role of fashion agencies and figures in helping Jeffrey Epstein gain access to girls and exploit them. They included MC2, an agency that an Uzbek model named Roza said had put her at risk. Records also show that Epstein paid the agency about $1 million in 2005. The investigation examined the activities of model scout Daniel Siad, who recruited girls for Epstein and received about $100,000 from him. Siad and others denied the allegations or said they had been unaware of Epstein’s crimes. The investigation noted that the people working in the industry who were named in Justice Department records—apart from those facing separate charges—have not been formally charged in this case.
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