Epstein victim Juliette Bryant details sexual assault on private jet

Juliette Bryant, a South African former aspiring model, has publicly detailed her experiences as a victim of Jeffrey Epstein's trafficking network in an interview with Sky News. At the age of 20, Bryant was reportedly assaulted by Epstein aboard his Boeing 727-100 aircraft, famously known as the 'Lolita Express'. She described the assault beginning shortly after takeoff and stated that she feared for her life during the incident. Bryant noted that other women working for Epstein were present and laughed while the abuse occurred instead of offering assistance. She claimed that her passport had been taken from her, leaving her unable to escape his control or the environment. The aircraft involved was used to transport Epstein and his associates between locations including New York, Palm Beach, the US Virgin Islands, and the United Kingdom. Bryant kept the details of the assault a secret from her family and the public until after Epstein's death in 2019. During the interview, she expressed the severe psychological impact and the panic she felt while being held captive in the air.