Business associate connected to MC2 Model Management, the modeling agency co-founded by Jean-Luc Brunel with financial backing from Epstein. Named in business filings related to the agency.
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Background
Jeffrey Fuller was the president and co-founder of MC2 Model Management, a modeling agency with offices in New York, Miami, and Tel Aviv. MC2 was established in 2005 alongside Jean-Luc Brunel, a French modeling industry figure who owned 85% of the company. Fuller served as the public-facing executive of MC2, acting as its president and spokesperson during the period when the agency's financial ties to Jeffrey Epstein came under scrutiny.
Epstein Connection
Jeffrey Fuller is connected to the Epstein case primarily through MC2 Model Management, which was allegedly financially backed by Jeffrey Epstein. A former bookkeeper alleged that Epstein gave Jean-Luc Brunel $1 million in 2005 when MC2 was founded. Fuller publicly denied any financial relationship with Epstein in 2007, and also denied any working relationship with Epstein or his associates. However, internal email evidence from the EFTA document sets reveals direct and ongoing communications between Fuller, Epstein, and Epstein's financial associate Richard Kahn spanning from at least 2010 to 2015, including instructions from Epstein to route financial payments through Fuller.
Key Allegations(5)
MC2 Model Management, co-founded by Fuller and Jean-Luc Brunel, allegedly received $1 million from Jeffrey Epstein in 2005 to help launch the agency.
allegedFuller, as MC2 president, confirmed Brunel was a partner in the company but denied any working relationship with either Epstein or his associates.
documentedFuller and Brunel jointly denied any payment from Epstein in 2007 when rumors surfaced.
documentedEpstein directed a $25,000 payment through Fuller to an unspecified recipient, as communicated via Richard Kahn in December 2013.
documentedRichard Kahn, Epstein's financial associate, communicated directly with Jeff Fuller regarding business matters as of November 2012.
documentedLegal Status
Jeffrey Fuller is not known to have been charged, convicted, or formally investigated in connection with the Epstein case. He appears in documents as a business associate linked to MC2 Model Management and in Epstein's internal communications.
Notable Statements(1)
“MC2 president Jeffrey Fuller confirmed Brunel was a partner in the company, but denied any working relationship with either Epstein”
Contradictions(1)
Fuller denied any working relationship with Epstein or his associates, and denied Epstein provided financial backing for MC2.
Internal emails show direct and ongoing communication between Fuller and Epstein's circle. In a 2010 email, Epstein referenced something being 'for Jeff Fuller' and asked 'what is this.' In a 2012 email, Epstein's financial associate Richard Kahn states 'I spoke with Jeff fuller as well.' In a 2013 email, Kahn writes to Fuller that 'jeffrey would like to do another 25,000 payment to [redacted] can you please call.' In a 2015 email, a forwarded message from 'Jeff Fuller' was sent to Jeffrey Epstein. These communications span at least 2010 to 2015, contradicting Fuller's denial of any working relationship with Epstein.
Key Relationships(3)
Multiple emails from 2010-2015 show direct communication between Epstein's circle and Fuller, including Epstein directing a $25,000 payment through Fuller. A former bookkeeper alleged Epstein gave $1M to launch MC2, which Fuller co-founded. (d-24545, efta-01751289, efta-efta01984690, efta-efta01746651)
Jean-Luc Brunel was Fuller's business partner and co-founder of MC2 Model Management. Brunel owned 85% of the agency and managed international scouting. Both jointly denied receiving money from Epstein. (d-24545, d-22933, d-26895)
Richard Kahn, Epstein's financial associate, communicated directly with Fuller regarding payments and business matters, serving as an intermediary between Epstein and Fuller. (efta-efta01977551, efta-01751289)
Timeline(8 events)
MC2 Model Management is founded by Jeffrey Fuller and Jean-Luc Brunel. A former bookkeeper later alleges Epstein provided $1 million in financial backing at this time.
Fuller and Brunel publicly deny receiving any payment from Jeffrey Epstein when rumors surface about the agency's financial backing. Fuller also denies any working relationship with Epstein.
Email from Jeffrey Epstein references 'Jeff Fuller is calling Janush,' indicating ongoing contact between Fuller and Epstein's circle.
Email from Jeffrey Epstein states 'This was for Jeff Fuller. For info what is this,' indicating Fuller was part of Epstein's business communications.
Richard Kahn emails Jeffrey Epstein stating 'I spoke with Jeff fuller as well,' followed by business questions.
Richard Kahn emails Jeff Fuller: 'jeffrey would like to do another 25,000 payment to [redacted] can you please call,' indicating Epstein directed financial transactions through Fuller.
A forwarded message from Jeff Fuller is sent to Jeffrey Epstein for advisement.
Email from Jeffrey Epstein's account references 'fuller' in connection with ongoing project updates.
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