Revealed: The contents of Epstein's secret storage locker

[douglas9]

Video tapes and sex manuals among items paedophile wanted to keep hidden from police

A secret storage locker rented by Jeffrey Epstein contained computers, video tapes, sex-slave manuals and photographs of naked women.

Earlier this week, The Telegraph revealed that Epstein paid private detectives to remove items from his Florida property in an apparent attempt to hide them from investigators ahead of a police raid in 2005.

These were kept at a nearby storage facility in Palm Beach for several years while police investigated the paedophile.

The unit was rented on Epstein’s behalf by the Riley Kiraly detective agency and was one of at least six storage lockers leased by the late financier over a 16-year period.

An inventory of the secret Palm Beach lock-up, obtained by The Telegraph, showed that the stashed items included three computers, 29 address books and a three-page list of masseuses in Florida.

The hidden storage unit also contained nude photographs, believed to be of Epstein’s victims, as well as dozens of pornographic magazines, VHS tapes and DVDs eroticising teenagers.

An 8mm video cassette tape was also locked away in the storage unit, apparently containing footage of someone in the shower and a woman in lingerie, as well as a 2005 calendar, greeting cards, letters and laboratory results.


https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/02/25/revealed-the-contents-of-epsteins-secret-storage-lockers/

[Joinfortmill]

1. Epstein island should be burned.

[MoseShrute]

5. Probably

some wealthy perv will buy it and turn it into a kkkristian kamp for kids

[Joinfortmill]

6. Jeez. Hope not.

[usonian]

12. Sold in 2023 to a resort developer.

https://www.npr.org/2023/05/04/1173956903/jeffrey-epstein-island-sold-st-james

It's not the island that needs to be incinerated.

[slightlv]

17. If not incinerated, then they need to do one hell of a cleansing ritual on that

island! The evil that must infest every inch of soil, the trees, it's literally embedded in the island, itself.

[usonian]

18. I agree.

If only the entire ring could be held accountable.



No chance.

[infullview]

2. It begs the question: where are the contents of these units now??!!

[harumph]

3. Yes, that would be the obvious question. Who or what agency has these materials?

[SergeStorms]

14. I'm sure Pam Bondi knows......

where all those "treasures" are. She's the gatekeeper for everything sorted and disgusting when it comes to Epstein/tRump.
Her DOI (department of injustice) is the protective bubble in which tRump exists.
I don't know how such a "good christian" woman can live with herself, knowing what she knows about tRump.

[BradBo]

4. An honest to goodness Pandoras Box.

[Joinfortmill]

7. Yup. TickTock

[JohnnyRingo]

8. Someone actually wrote a manual on sexual slavery?

I'd like to read that review.
" Intriguing and sinister plot but predictably happy ending".

I thought I was pretty wild growing up, but it turns out it was a sheltered life.

[calimary]

9. Sounds like a common conclusion MANY of us are making.

Or have already made.

I can’t even start wrapping my brain around the Misbehavior World that the Donald inhabits.

[JohnnyRingo]

15. What impresses me is the paper trail.

It seems every email, phone call, text, and dinner date is documented. Millions and millions of them. The man didn't fart without someone noting the time and date. Do they have that much data on all of us?

I imagine somewhere in those files is his shoe size and favorite candy bar. (Baby Ruth?)

[calimary]

16. His favorite candy bar?

You could call it the Bilky Way!

[Gordcanuck]

10. When are people going to realize that

this is yet another nothingburger around the Epstein saga. You might see if you are still, paying attention, a few Bugs Bunny and Popeye cartoon tapes. As Porky Pig says, “Thst’s all, folks!”

[FakeNoose]

11. If the computers are that old, they aren't going to be very useful

They went into storage and haven't been used since 2005? It's probably an old Windows 3.1 or maybe an original Mackintosh. I'm sure there's a way to import the data into a recent computer, but those old machines aren't going to work any more.

[Fil1957]

13. The computers themselves may be obsolete, but the storage media -- hard drives, CDs, DVDs, even floppies are what

matter. If those haven't degraded too much, there should be a significant amount of recoverable data.