What if Epstein had been running a fantasy role-playing bordello?

[MsAmerica]

There was a big article on Jeffrey Epstein's financial relationship with Chase bank, but for those of you not interested in those details about how big corporations pander to the ultra-rich, I'm mentioning something that caught my attention.

Long ago, like in the 1930s-1940s, there was supposedly a bordello/whorehouse in Los Angeles with women who resembled the biggest Hollywood movie stars. I was remembering that when reading this email/text exchange between Epstein and Chase executive Jes Staley:

How JPMorgan Enabled the Crimes of Jeffrey Epstein
By David Enrich, Matthew Goldstein and Jessica Silver-Greenberg

Staley: That was fun. Say hi to Snow White.
Epstein: which character would you like next
Staley: Beauty and the Beast

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/09/08/magazine/jeffrey-epstein-jp-morgan.html?campaign_id=9&emc=edit_nn_20250908&instance_id=162118&nl=the-morning%C2%AEi_id=88368398&segment_id=205486&user_id=95fba31b53c6033e6040ffa212f6b8e4

To me, that implies a set-up for fantasies with Disney characters.

What do you think?

I think a lot of the elites are being protected and its not coincidence that he died in prison. Its an interesting theory, for sure. I think those 2 have been painted to look like the only people involved in the whole thing and there's no way that could be true.

Elmore Leonard wrote about the Hollywood brothel in (I think) LA Confidential.
I don't really care about the ins and outs of this grubby little man's life. I think he was canny in inviting a whole gamut of a listers to the island as both an ego boost and future blackmail fodder. I think most of the people who went had no interest in the sex bit. But if they were offered and turned it down, he had enough to besmirch them.

Exactly, that was in the movie, but I originally read about it in a Garson Kanin book - he'd actually been there. I'm not much interested in the details, either - at least not until there are actual facts - but I found this curious. And even more curious: No one but me seems to have picked up on it.

Garson Kanin-well that's a name I haven't heard for ages!