Recruiter linked to Jeffrey Epstein dies in France under human trafficking investigation
The body of a French modeling recruiter, who was under investigation for alleged connections to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, was discovered on the night ofMonday, July 20th, in his home located in Colombes, on the outskirts of Paris. The information was confirmed on Wednesday (22) by the Public Prosecutor’s Office of Nanterre.
Daniel Siad, a 69-year-old French-Algerian citizen, was identified as a possible recruiter of women for Epstein. So far, authorities have not released the exact cause of death.
The French body stated that “an investigation to determine the causes of death was opened on Monday night after the discovery of his body in his home” related to Siad.
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Siad was the target of several accusations, including rape, and was being investigated in Paris by a unit specialized in combating human trafficking. He had denied all allegations and, curiously, died before being formally interrogated by French authorities, which could raise questions about the progress of investigations related to the Epstein case.
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His name appears in more than a thousand documents from the Epstein case, which were made public by the United States Department of Justice. In these records, he exchanged messages with the sex offender about transporting women of various nationalities to New York.
