A man whose name appeared two thousand times in the Epstein case died suspiciously!

Daniel Siad, a French modeling agent who was under investigation for links to convicted American sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, has been found dead at his home in a Paris suburb.

According to Ambassador Arjan, the French judicial authorities announced that the body of this 69-year-old man was discovered in the city of Columbus on Monday night. The cause of death has not yet been officially determined and an autopsy has been ordered to determine it. Siad's lawyer said that his client died of a heart attack.

Siad's name was once again in the spotlight after the release of the documents related to the Epstein case by the US Department of Justice. His name appears nearly two thousand times in these documents; Documents detailing her communications with Epstein and their correspondence about young women and teenage girls have been released to investigators and the media.

Correspondence about young women and adolescent girls

According to the released documents, Siad corresponded with Epstein for about a decade, providing information about people who might be suitable for the modeling industry. In some of the messages, the age and nationality of the girls and young women were mentioned, and Siad suggested sending photos of them to Epstein.

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In February, French authorities launched a wide-ranging investigation into allegations of human trafficking and financial irregularities. According to Laure Beko, the prosecutor of Paris, during this investigation, 24 women provided information as complainants or witnesses about acts that were likely to have been carried out by Siad or other people.

Siad was under special investigative measures, including wiretapping; But the prosecutor's office stated that the information gathered until then was not enough to justify his immediate arrest.

Siad previously denied the accusations against him and said that his relationship with Epstein was purely professional. She claimed she thought the women she introduced were being considered for modeling sessions and legal activities in the fashion industry.

However, some women filed complaints against him and accusations of rape and human trafficking were raised. Before his death, Siad did not have the opportunity to defend himself or answer the questions of the investigators.

Research on Epstein's network continues

Siad's death halts the investigation into the allegations against him, but does not mean the end of the investigation into a possible network of recruitment of women and girls for Epstein. The French prosecutor's office has announced that the investigation will continue to identify other people who may be involved in this case.

The Epstein case is still one of the most controversial sexual abuse cases in recent years; A case whose new documents have been released has raised more questions about the role of intermediaries and the financial and professional connections of those around this convicted criminal.