EPSTEIN SURVIVOR: PERV RUINED MY LIFE!
WANNABE MODEL DETAILS SCARY SEX SESSION
ABRAVE Jeffrey Epstein survivor — only known to the public as “Kiki Doe” — has told all to The National ENQUIRER, revealing how she was lured into the late sex creep’s perverted world and detailing the horrific encounter she claims derailed her life for more than 15 years!
The onetime aspiring model blames the 2004 incident for shattering her self-esteem and leaving her in a long battle with manic depression and suicidal thoughts!
It was only in 2019 — after years of therapy and seeing other alleged victims of the Manhattan monster come forward — that Kiki finally felt ready to tell her own terrifying tale!
Kiki, then 19, was working in a New York City restaurant while pursuing a modeling career when she said one of Epstein’s female recruiters invited her to meet the powerful financier. She claimed the woman promised Epstein could open doors for her — if she gave him a massage.
“The recruiter gave him credibility,” she explained. Kiki claimed the memory of being brought to the twisted perv’s $77 million townhouse still chills her!
“He didn’t look at me. He had only a towel around him, laid on the massage table and was very quiet,” she recalled. “I suddenly realized I was trapped in this dark small room, not knowing how to get out.”
She described how Epstein suddenly rolled over onto his back and was masturbating. Terrified, Kiki said she obeyed the billionaire bully’s order to strip. “Then he assaulted me,” she said. What’s worse, Kiki added, “I distinctly remember him enjoying … that he was doing this horrible thing to me … he was somehow getting off on that.” Afterward, she said Epstein handed her $300 and the recruiter invited her to Epstein’s notorious Caribbean “Orgy Island.”
“My only response to survive, was to get out of that room, get out of the house — and get to a safe place,” she confided.
“Even if I had thought to go to the police, he was a very powerful person,” she said of Epstein, whose suspicious 2019 jailhouse death has been called murder by some. “I had no power, no voice, no value.”