Epstein Network: Daniel Siad, Morocco Recruiter and Model Scout
Declassified documents from the U.S. Department of Justice reveal the involvement of Daniel Siad, a mannequin recruiter of Algerian origin who worked with Jeffrey Epstein. In 2017, the intermediary was scouting in Morocco to provide the financier with female profiles deemed “incredible.”
Correspondence between Jeffrey Epstein and Daniel Siad reveals the scale of the global recruitment network established by the financier. For a decade, Siad traveled through villages in Eastern Europe, Scandinavia and Cuba to arrange meetings with young women, often minors. In a 2014 exchange, he highlighted having met a 15-year-old girl, stating: “There are millions like her.”
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In 2017, Siad maintained this regular contact from Morocco, reporting to Epstein that he had found “a great deal of truly incredible beauty” and young women who were “very polite.” These exchanges reveal Epstein’s exacting standards, as he assessed recruits according to their age and measurements, even going so far as to suggest cosmetic surgery. Siad was then working as a commission-based recruiter for major industry figures such as Jean-Luc Brunel.
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Daniel Siad is now facing serious accusations. A former Swedish model, Ebba Karlsson, filed a complaint in Paris for rape and human trafficking, identifying him through photos in the declassified files. Although Siad denies any criminal act and claims he organized only professional castings for agencies such as MC2, the French justice system is currently examining the evidence in this case, which involves several nationals.
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