This episode talks about the sexual abuse of minors and maybe upsetting to some listeners.

Jeffrey Epstein ran a sex trafficking operation practically out in the open for years.

Some of his wealthy Palm Beach neighbors noticed a steady stream of cabs turning onto their

dead end street and pulling up at 358 Elbrillo Way.

His neighbors called the police after seeing what seemed like a parade of young girls

coming and going from the multi-million dollar property.

The police even surveilled the house surrounded by 20-foot hedges, but they didn't see

enough to move forward with a full investigation.

Then, in March 2005, they received a horrifying complaint.

The parent of a young girl called the Palm Beach Police Department, describing how her daughter

had been brought by a friend to see an older man.

All she had was a vague description of the house and the man.

School administrators had found $300 in the girl's bag.

Her stepmom had no idea where she could have gotten all that cash.

The girl admitted that she had been brought to this man's house to give him a massage,

and she wasn't the only one.

That first victim identified others, told them how it was a word of mouth thing, where teenage

girls recruited their friends and classmates to massage this creepy old guy in a huge house.

To more officers dug into the allegations, the clearer it became that there might be

a teenage sex abuse operation right in the richest part of Palm Beach, and an extremely

active one.

I'm Tara Palmieri, host of Broken Seeking Justice.

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