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The role of Mar-a-Lago in the Jeffrey Epstein case, including connections between Epstein, recruiters, and staff at the club.
Several anonymous and named complaints in the so‑called “” allege parties and sex‑for‑payment activity at Mar‑a‑Lago; a handful of former Mar‑a‑Lago employees have told reporters the club sent spa wor...
reported that ’s spa routinely dispatched masseuses, manicurists and other spa staff — “usually young women,” including teenage employees according to former staff — to ’s nearby residence for house c...
The ’s January 2026 disclosure of -related materials includes internal NTOC intake materials that reference Mar‑a‑Lago; the most discussed item is a short internal spreadsheet-style tip compilation th...
Reporting and court records show multiple, converging threads tying Mar‑a‑Lago to interactions with and : survivor says Maxwell recruited her while she worked at the club, spa staff and later press re...
A limited set of legal actions tied to and exploitation that reference center on and —criminal convictions and civil filings connected to Epstein’s broader trafficking network—and on victims’ civil su...
Legal filings, unsealed court records and depositions in the and Maxwell litigation repeatedly invoke and its staff as a locus where worked, was seen, or was recruited — and as a site mentioned in wit...
operated as ’s chief recruiter by targeting vulnerable young women in public and workplace settings, normalizing sexual contact, and arranging paid “massages” and travel that funneled victims into Eps...
Reporting shows that a small number of people publicly tied to Mar‑a‑Lago have given on‑the‑record accounts implicating the club’s spa in contacts with Jeffrey Epstein, but most of the sources cited b...