Jeffrey Epstein Files
Pedo’s Kinky Toys
… Dog Collar, Wigs & More
Published
What do dog collars, stethoscopes and vibrators have in common with Jeffrey Epstein? They’re all among the convicted pedophile’s “toy” collection.
No surprise there … given Epstein’s notorious penchant for lurid sex, but when you look at the kinky items in these photos released by the Department of Justice as part of the Epstein files, it becomes clear there was no limit to the financier’s fantasies.
As you can see … one of Epstein’s most treasured books was “Erotica Universalis” featuring erotic illustrations from some of the world’s greatest painters — namely Rembrandt, Picasso and Matisse. On the book’s jacket, a naked couple engages in oral sex.
Inside a drawer, there’s a package labeled “Incognito Wigs,” and there are also neatly folded costumes apparently used for cosplay … along with a stethoscope and nurse’s headband.
The FBI confiscated Epstein’s X-rated paraphernalia during a search of his Manhattan townhouse around the time of his July 2019 arrest on charges of sex trafficking minors.
One month later, Epstein died by suicide in his cell at the now-shuttered Metropolitan Correctional Center while awaiting trial.
As you know, the DOJ was required by federal law to release all the Epstein files by now — and President Trump signed off on the bill. But the agency has slow-walked the process to the point where less than 1 percent of the files have seen the light of day.
Will the DOJ keep its promise to all Americans and roll out the more than 2 million additional Epstein documents? Time will tell.
