Allegations that modeling scout Jean‑Luc Brunel used his agency MC2 to traffic underage girls

Allegations that modeling scout Jean‑Luc Brunel used his agency MC2 to traffic underage girls The passage links a high‑profile industry figure (Jean‑Luc Brunel) who owned a majority stake in MC2 to systematic scouting of teenage girls and claims of drug‑spiking and sexual exploitation. It cites multiple industry insiders (John Casablancas, Katie Ford) and references a published source (Jezebel article). If true, this would constitute a major human‑trafficking operation involving international networks, warranting forensic financial tracing, victim interviews, and law‑enforcement coordination. Key insights: Jean‑Luc Brunel owned 85% of MC2 and oversaw international scouting.; Scouts allegedly target girls aged 14‑24, operate with little oversight, and receive headhunting fees per sign‑up.; Former industry rivals allege Brunel and associates drugged girls’ drinks and trafficked them.