CHILLING new images inside Jeffrey Epstein’s $77m Manhattan lair show the paedophile’s obsession with pictures of naked women and the use of secret cameras.
Sinister photos also reveal a sordid massage room and bizarre statues spread across the New York pad where Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was once snapped staying.
Andrew was seen waving goodbye to a young woman from the doorstep of the home in footage captured in 2010 – two years after Epstein pleaded guilty to soliciting prostitution from girls as young as 14.
The former Duke of York has always denied having any knowledge of Epstein’s trafficking network which included dozens of underage victims.
He claims to have cut ties with the New York financier once details emerged of his crimes.
Now, newly released photos from the Department of Justice have shone a light on Epstein’s day-to-day activities in the Manhattan home.
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In the clearest glimpse inside the infamous townhouse to date, countless images of naked women adorn the walls in almost every room.
Erotic framed photos and paintings of dozens of females have been carefully placed around the home.
The massage room features at least five scantily-clad women on the walls with a single massage bed seen in the middle of the room directly facing a trio of images.
Two chairs have been placed next to the bed with several blue towels on a rack.
Elsewhere, a telephone and several bottles of what appear to be massage oil and various relaxing aids sit on a table.
An entire shelf of creams, ointments and fragrances are also visible in the images.
The secret files had an entire section inside designated to a “masseuse list” which featured 254 redacted names.
Shocking images also show a hidden camera placed high up in what is believed to be Epstein’s bedroom.
The room was decorated in blue and cream throughout from stripy curtains to a chandelier.
The home was also filled with various other bizarre decorations.
A sculpture of a woman in a wedding dress clutching a rope hanging from the ceiling was in his entryway.
While a painting of Bill Clinton wearing a blue dress was found hanging in the halls.
A statue of a schoolboy and one of two animals appearing to be making love are also scattered through the townhouse.
There is also a huge taxidermy tiger sat on a rug in the house.
In total, around 170 redacted images of women in sexual positions were seen in the files.
Many were categorised in a section simply titled “nude”.
All of the images were included in the first tranche of long-sealed federal records on Epstein which were released publicly in four data sets at 4pm ET on Friday.
Despite legally being ordered to make all the files public, there still remains countless images from the Epstein investigation hidden.
This partial dump is substantial but leaves questions yet to be answered on the disgraced billionaire paedophile, his alleged sex-trafficking network and his decades-long proximity to global power.
They show Epstein posing with several powerful figures from Bill Clinton to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor.
Thousands of PDF links lead to pictures such as former President Clinton relaxing with Epstein, Maxwell and a mystery woman in a swimming pool.
Other unusual images show disgraced Andrew lying across the laps of five women while sharing a laugh with Maxwell, Clinton and Michael Jackson.
Richard Branson was also seen standing arm-in-arm with Epstein.
A run of photos also showed Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger socialising with Clinton, Maxwell and an anonymous woman.
There is no suggestion that these images suggest misconduct, and many of the individuals shown have denied any involvement in wrongdoing connected to Epstein.
Epstein was jailed in 2019 on sex trafficking charges but took his own life in prison before he could go to trial.
A decade earlier he had been convicted of soliciting prostitution from a minor this meant he was placed on the sex offenders’ register.
Epstein has also been accused of trafficking underage victims as young as 11 years old, sickening court documents and testimony claim.
His victims were made up of mostly minors – including Virginia Giuffre who was 16 at the time of her first being approached by the paedo.
