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To what extent are French nationals involved in the Epstein affair? To find out, the Paris prosecutor's office has reappointed magistrates as referents. Their role? To examine the American revelations to determine if French citizens are linked to the American pedocriminel. Among the 3 million documents published in the United States, there are elements that could contain revelations about the involvement of French nationals in offenses of various kinds, particularly of a sexual or financial nature. The prosecutor's office also indicates that it is analyzing several cases. First, that of Jean-Luc Brunel, this modeling agent suspected of having been Epstein's pimp in France, indicted for rape of a minor. The objective is to be able to extract any piece that could be usefully re-exploited in a new investigative framework. After his suicide, the proceedings had ended with a dismissal in July 2023. In the public prosecutor's sights is another modeling recruiter close to Epstein, Daniel Siad. He had been the subject of a complaint filed by a woman of Swedish nationality. She accuses him of acts she describes as rape committed in France in 1990. He asked me to come to Monaco for a few days to work. I said upon arriving there, he started flirting with me. He was tactile and by the end of the day, I was too scared to resist. Another investigation has been opened, the one concerning Fabrice, a French diplomat for 25 years. For several years, the Frenchman allegedly provided diplomatic services or information to Jeffrey Epstein. A complaint filed for sexual harassment against the French conductor Frédéric Chaselin will also be analyzed.