Epstein's Hidden Surveillance Room Revealed

0:00Today is March 19th. Here's what's trending in Entertainment. New documents from the United States Justice Department shed light on a hidden surveillance room in Jeffrey Epstein's New York mansion. The set of featured multiple monitors and recording equipment, covering bedrooms, hallways, and common areas. Sources close to the case say was built for a honey trap scheme to capture compromising footage of high profile visitors. These files came from a huge release of over 3 million documents at the end of January. They include photos of prominent people like former President Bill Clinton and Prince Andrew inside the property. While the images show them there, officials stress they do not indicate any criminal acts by those individuals. Experts reviewing the evidence described the room as far more than basic security. They point to his design for secret filming and storage of tapes, possibly to blackmail, or gain leverage. People of Epstein's alleged victims have mentioned hidden cameras over the years backing up these claims. Meanwhile, other pictures reveal creepy details from the mansion's interiors.

1:04Think new paintings of children, a hanging sculpture of a young girl and a bridal gown, and a massage room with explicit decorations. Casual shots also capture Epstein with young women and guests at events. Investigators continue digging into Epstein's links to figures like Bill Gates and Laura Peter Mandelson along with financial records. The big question lingers, where are those surveillance tapes now, and what do they hold? This episode is brought to you in partnership with our sponsor. A pillow that sounds as good as it feels. Still for listening in bed, S-O-L-L-I-SoliPillow.com