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Abused Model: Government Failed to Stop Epstein
21 Jul
Summary
- Survivor details abuse by Jeffrey Epstein at his Florida mansion.
- She felt powerless, believing the government wouldn't stop him.
- Her modeling agency witnessed her decline but offered no help.
Roza Gilles, a survivor of abuse by the late Jeffrey Epstein, has shared her harrowing experiences. Gilles detailed how she became entangled with Epstein through a modeling agency, leading to her being sent to his mansion in Florida for a photoshoot.
Financial struggles led Gilles to accept a secretarial role at Epstein's Florida Science Foundation, where she endured her first assault. She recalled the shocking realization that Epstein was wearing an ankle monitor at the time, indicating ongoing criminal activity despite his conviction.
Gilles felt profound despair, especially after witnessing a uniformed officer seemingly interact cordially with Epstein without making an arrest. This experience solidified her belief that Epstein would never be held accountable by the government, leading her to consider drastic measures.
She further criticized her former modeling agency for observing her deteriorating mental and physical state, including self-harm and weight loss, without intervening. After escaping Epstein's control, Gilles relocated to the Midwest, where she has begun to rebuild her life.
