Emails Show Model Agent Pressured Jeffrey Epstein To Sleep With Young Women

Ramsey Elkholy in a dark Manhattan office, his face illuminated by a laptop screen glow, surrounded by pinned model polaroids.

Model agent Ramsey Elkholy sent hundreds of emails to Jeffrey Epstein over nearly a decade, discussing young women’s bodies, their attitudes to sex, and introducing models as young as 18.

Jeffrey Epstein sits on a Palm Beach terrace, accepting a manila envelope from Ramsey Elkholy while wearing an ankle monitor.

In 2009, months after Epstein’s release from jail for soliciting a minor, Elkholy called him ‘a solid person’ and offered to introduce models as favors — never asking anything in return.

Split-screen showing Elkholy typing a desperate plea on a tablet and a young woman clutching cash on a bare mattress in Eastern Europe.

Elkholy knew Epstein’s taste — writing that 23 was ‘on the old side for you.’ In 2011, he begged Epstein to sleep with a woman ‘desperate for cash,’ emailing — ‘PLEASE just try her in bed.’

Elkholy and Jean-Luc Brunel conspire at a Paris cafe, with a ghostly overlay of young Ruslana Korshunova in the background.

Files link Elkholy to French agent Jean-Luc Brunel, later accused of trafficking minors for Epstein. He also represented model Ruslana Korshunova, who visited Epstein’s island at 18 and later died in New York.

Elkholy photographs young women from a Brazilian favela street, with overlays showing false promises of Paris and the Caribbean.

In 2016, Elkholy visited Brazil and pitched Epstein investments in modeling agencies and contests for ‘access’ to women — suggesting he could ‘fly these girls to wherever,’ including Paris and the Caribbean.

A split panel shows Elkholy isolated in a dark room in 2019, next to Epstein’s arrest on courthouse steps with ghostly victim figures.

Their emails continued until 2019, still discussing bringing a Russian woman to the US. 3 months later, Epstein was arrested for the final time — the FBI estimating up to 1,000 victims.