news in 60 seconds
← Back to home
World

French modelling scout with Epstein ties found dead

A French modelling scout who was under investigation for his alleged role in helping Jeffrey Epstein traffic and abuse women has been found dead. French prosecutors confirmed that the body of Daniel Siad was discovered on Monday evening. An autopsy will be conducted to determine the cause of death.

Siad had been accused of acting as a recruiter for Epstein, bringing young women from France to the United States for the purpose of sexual exploitation. The investigation into his activities was ongoing at the time of his death. Details about the location where his body was found have not been released, though it was reported to be outside Paris.

The case has drawn attention due to Siad’s close ties to Epstein, the American financier who died in 2019 while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges. Epstein’s network of associates has been the subject of multiple investigations worldwide.

French authorities have not commented on whether Siad’s death is considered suspicious. The autopsy results are expected to provide further clarity. The investigation into the allegations against Siad will continue, prosecutors said.

This development adds another chapter to the long-running saga of Epstein’s alleged co-conspirators. Media reports have linked Siad to several high-profile figures in the fashion and modelling industry. His death marks the latest in a series of incidents involving individuals connected to the disgraced financier.

Sources: Al Jazeera, Global News
This summary was written by AI from the source reports listed above. It may contain errors. Please check the original source before relying on it. Spotted something wrong? Email auditor@trendingwire.news and we will correct or remove it.
More in World
World7 min ago
Ukraine drone strikes target Russian e-commerce giant Wildberries
Ukraine has launched a series of drone strikes against four warehouses belonging to Wildberries, Russia’s largest online retailer, over the past week. The attac
SCMP
World7 min ago
Louvre's Apollo Gallery Reopens Months After Theft
The Apollo Gallery at the Louvre Museum in Paris has reopened to the public, nine months after a theft. The 17th-century gallery is known for its ornate decor a
DW
World8 min ago
Analysts Warn Trump's Syria Push Against Hezbollah May Backfire
President Donald Trump is urging Syria to take military action against the Hezbollah group in neighboring Lebanon, a move that analysts say could be short-sight
Al Jazeera
World9 min ago
Remains of 22 More Infants Found at Former Irish Mother and Baby Home
Investigators have discovered the remains of 22 more infants at the site of a former mother and baby home in Ireland, according to officials. This brings the to
Sky News
World10 min ago
Glasgow School of Art says it cannot afford to restore fire-damaged Mackintosh building
The Glasgow School of Art has announced that it does not have enough money to restore its iconic Mackintosh building, which was severely damaged by fire. The bu
BBC Entertainment
World10 min ago
Postwar Integration Efforts Underway in Syrian City of Kobane
In the northern Syrian city of Kobane, efforts to integrate Kurdish and Syrian government forces are moving forward, according to a report from France 24. The c
France 24