Turkey link in the Epstein file: Prominent journalist to share official documents

In the U.S., new details continue to emerge every day in the prostitution scandal involving U.S. billionaire Jeffrey Epstein, who was accused of creating a network of sexual abuse, pedophilia and prostitution targeting girls under the age of 18, the youngest of whom was 14, and who died by suicide in 2019 in the prison where he was being held before the trial.

Most recently, it is alleged that the network Epstein established extended as far as Turkey. 

Journalist İbrahim Haskoloğlu said, "I will share with you, along with all official documents, the part of Epstein’s prostitution network involving children that concerns Turkey."

Here is the full text of the piece he wrote:

"The full list of those who boarded Epstein’s private jet was made public in recent days, and in fact it came back onto the agenda again after these names emerged.

Among the names of those who boarded Epstein’s plane, it is seen that important figures from very different fields were on board.

Among them are former presidents of the U.S., Donald Trump and Bill Clinton. There are many actors, singers, senior judicial officials and academics.

In addition, young women are seen to have used this plane frequently. 

One of the notable names among these women is Banu Küçükköylü. 

She used Epstein’s plane more than 20 times and generally went to Epstein’s island. In some investigation files, it is stated that Banu Küçükköylü provided consultancy to the British royal family on real estate matters for Epstein; many major newspapers also shared this claim.

Although some journalists think they have obtained information about Banu Küçükköylü, most of the data and photographs they provided are wrong.

She entered a beauty pageant in 1991. In this contest, not only beauty but also self-improvement was an important factor. Banu Küçükköylü says she knows 5 languages and has received training in many fields.

Afterwards, she announced that she would return to the U.S. and went there. In the U.S., she entered the business of buying and selling homes.

In 2021, a U.S. Court released some statements, and a name using the pseudonym Jane Doe in the files drew attention.

'THEY MET AFTER SHE RETURNED FROM TURKEY'

In her statement, this woman says she is Turkish and that she met Epstein after returning from Turkey. 

The initials of her real name are B.K., but at the time her statement was taken, the list of names of those who boarded Epstein’s private jet had not been published. For that reason, everyone has only just learned about Banu Küçükköylü.

I am sharing with you the full statement of B.K., who gave testimony to the U.S. court:

Jane Doe (BK), described in the complaint only as a real estate agent who at the time was selling property around Palm Beach, said she met Epstein and Maxwell at a barbecue party organized by her employer in late 2006 or early 2007. 

She was born in Turkey and lived in Broward County. Her employer told (BK) Doe, whose identity was not specified in the lawsuit, that Epstein was looking for a property he wanted to rent or buy, and Doe eventually found a property that could be rented for 10,000 dollars a month.

The lawsuit states that Epstein paid in cash and that Doe was instructed not to process the tenant or Epstein’s identity. Epstein indicated that he was interested in hiring her and encouraged (BK) Doe by giving her expensive gifts and promising to find jobs in "high positions" for her and the person who was then her husband.

The woman alleges that in mid-2007, Maxwell, who used the nickname "G-Max," took her passport "for security" and that Doe later learned Epstein kept it in a locked box at his mansion in Palm Beach.

About six months later, Doe began considering working for Epstein, "persuaded by Maxwell’s persistent efforts."

(BK) Doe, a professional hairdresser, said she was hired in January 2008 to go to Epstein’s mansion in Palm Beach to cut Epstein’s hair. When she arrived, Epstein was naked and, with Maxwell’s help, brutally raped her.

At the time, the woman recalls that Epstein had a gun and showed it to her to frighten and intimidate her. After the assault, Epstein allegedly gave (BK) Doe 200 dollars.

(BK) Doe tried to leave and said she would report the rape. Maxwell then claimed she had called the police.

At Epstein’s mansion, two men, identifying themselves as police officers, threatened (BK) Doe by saying they would arrest her for prostitution, take her son and deport her. Later, Epstein and Maxwell forced (BK) Doe to drive in Doe’s vehicle, taking her son with her. On the way, they stopped at the edge of a waterway full of alligators.

"Epstein then took (BK) Doe to the water and explicitly told her that — as had happened to other women before — if she sued Epstein, he would feed her to the alligators," the lawsuit says. At a hotel in Naples, over several days, Doe was repeatedly raped by Epstein and Maxwell in front of her young son. For the next five months.”

CLAIM THAT SHE WAS 'SOLD TO OTHER PEOPLE'

The continuing statements of BK, who says she was raped here, go to a more interesting point. 

BK says the threats continued after she was raped and that she was sold to other people.

It is stated that BK had an attractive physique and also looked younger than her age. BK again says the following in her own statement:

Epstein kept BK’s passport in a locked box at his home in Palm Beach. The lawsuit states that for months, the woman was sold to numerous men, including someone who introduced himself as a local judge.

Although the woman was 26 years old, Epstein told her to lie because of her appearance and tell people she was 17.

In May 2008, Epstein forced the woman to undergo unwanted and unnecessary vaginal surgery performed by a man with a Russian accent at a wealthy person’s home in order to create the impression for a "high-profile" client that she was a virgin.

The surgery left the woman "permanently sexually dysfunctional."

The lawsuit states that the woman was photographed and videotaped while naked and while engaging in obscene activities.

The lawsuit also alleges that the woman was asked to take young women, some of whom were thought to be minors, to places where Epstein’s sex trafficking took place.

The woman was also asked to keep a box safely at her home. She was threatened with death if she opened the box. The woman believed that Epstein was trying to hide the box from the authorities.

The lawsuit states that the box was collected by Maxwell in or around May 2008.

As can be seen here, the profile and demands of Epstein’s perverted clients are also visible. The most important reason Epstein brought underage girls into the prostitution network was that they were virgins.

Again, in different files, numerous questions about virginity are asked of different witnesses. It is thought that senior judges, public order officials and many other senior figures you can think of carried out this perversion particularly through Epstein for this reason.

'HE HAS VIRGINITY SURGERY PERFORMED'

Epstein also has virginity surgery performed on women who are not virgins but appear underage. 

In many statement files, pseudonyms are used to prevent witnesses from being harmed. Their ages and professions are written differently, but the events that occurred are stated as they were.

The developments concerning the Turkish woman BK do not end here; some British newspapers say the name Banu Küçükköylü was not an ordinary name for Epstein.

One of these reported that Banu Küçükköylü and Johanna Sjoberg were together with British Prince Andrew on Epstein’s island.

When I contacted the journalists who reported this story in the British media, they also said in the same way that the name Jane Doe was used for concealment, that BK was used as an abbreviation, and that this was Banu Küçükköylü.

'I REACHED HER THROUGH AN INTERMEDIARY'

No serious accusation has so far been made against the Turkish woman named Banu Küçükköylü. Her statement as a victim is being taken, but she is thought to have a great deal of information. After the latest events, it is reported that she left the U.S.

I reached her through an intermediary. She did not want to comment. It was probably not expected that her name would come out in this way. Therefore, be careful in the comments you make. There is no data other than the information I have provided here"