An abuse survivor says a model agency boss who still runs the business sent her to photoshoots at the sex offender's Florida beach home, according to a BBC News report. The headline describes the agency boss as an Epstein associate and carries the survivor's words, "put me in danger."
The summary of the report says the boss sent the woman to those photoshoots, but it does not say when they took place, how many were held, or how long she worked with the agency. It also does not name the agency or the boss, and it does not describe any response from either.
The headline's description of the boss as an Epstein associate is BBC News's own characterization. The summary refers to the offender only by description and does not name him. The summary and the headline both come from the same report, so the account has not been compared against any other source for this story.
The headline also states that the boss still runs a model agency, so the business is described as currently operating under that person's leadership, according to BBC News. The summary does not say whether the agency continues to take on models or whether it has any current connection to the beach home.
No other outlet's coverage of the account was available for this story, and The American Intelligencer has not independently verified the woman's claims. The full text of the BBC News report was not reviewed, so details beyond its headline and summary are not included here.
Sources: BBC News: Epstein associate who still runs model agency 'put me in danger' says abuse survivor.