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Sex Slave Manuals, Wiped Tapes, Porno Magazines- Inside Jeffrey Epstein’s Secret Locker Scandal That Vanished for 16 Years ‘A Black Hole for Evidence’

Three computers, 29 address books, a three-page directory of local masseuses, a manual detailing “sex slave” training, stacks of pornographic magazines, and multiple VHS tapes and DVDs depicting the sexualisation of teenagers- this was the documented contents of a concealed storage unit tied to Jeffrey Epstein.

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Published by Manisha Chauhan
Last updated: February 27, 2026 11:36:38 IST

For more than a decade, crucial evidence linked to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein sat hidden in rented storage lockers across Palm Beach County- out of sight, and allegedly out of reach of law enforcement. Three computers, 29 address books, a three-page directory of local masseuses, a manual detailing “sex slave” training, stacks of pornographic magazines, and multiple VHS tapes and DVDs depicting the sexualisation of teenagers- this was the documented contents of a concealed storage unit tied to Jeffrey Epstein. 

The inventory, discovered in a main storage facility in Palm Beach, Florida, was reportedly sent to Epstein and his legal team via email in 2009. It offers a chilling glimpse into the material that was allegedly kept beyond investigators’ reach during the 2005 probe into his activities. 

Did Jeffrey Epstein Create a ‘Black Hole’ to Outmanoeuvre Police?

An investigation by The Telegraph has uncovered the content of Jeffrey Epstein’s hidden storage lockers- units allegedly set up to keep incriminating material beyond the reach of law enforcement. When police carried out a search warrant at his Palm Beach mansion in October 2025, officers reportedly found a property that appeared to have been carefully stripped of evidence. 

Three computers had disappeared, leaving only keyboards behind. Former Palm Beach police chief Michael Reiter later remarked that “the place had been cleaned up”- a comment that now carries greater weight amid revelations of what investigators describe as a calculated, year-long effort to obstruct justice. 

Documents reviewed by The Telegraph suggest Epstein sidestepped the 2005 raid by hiring private investigators to move sensitive files and devices into a network of secret storage units. Some of these lockers allegedly remained active until his death in 2019, effectively operating as a “black hole” for evidence that could have exposed his activities- and those of powerful associates- far earlier. 

How Epstein Use Secret Lockers to Hide Sexual Abused Records? 

According to The Telegraph, Jeffrey Epstein began renting storage units across Palm Beach County as early as 2003, reportedly paying with credit cards as part of a structured effort to remove materials from his Florida mansion before investigators could access them. 

The report identified the Riley Kiraly detective agency- led by Bill Riley and Steve Kiraly- as playing a key role in the operation. The firm was allegedly assigned to transfer potentially incriminating items into at least six concealed lockers to keep them beyond the reach of police. 

These units were said to contain far more than discarded belongings. They allegedly held highly sensitive records, including explicit photographs believed to be of victims, 8mm tapes showing women in lingerie and individuals in shoes, and even medical or laboratory documents. 

Investigators also noted equipment that would be connected to surveillance systems, intensifying long-standing allegations that Epstein operated a broader blackmail scheme. Several accusers have claimed he installed hidden cameras throughout his properties to secretly record encounters. 

The theory gained renewed attention following reports of a 2014 email in which Epstein allegedly instructed staff to conceal cameras inside tissue boxes, adding that “the Russians may come in handy” for discreet installation. 

Did Epstein Order Computers ‘Wiped’ and Tapes ‘Shredded’?

Although the FBI recovered some hard drive copies in 2019, forensic documents cited by The Telegraph suggest Jeffrey Epstein had already taken steps to erase much of his digital trail.

Emails reviewed in the report indicate that he repeatedly instructed staff and private investigators to “wipe” computers and “shred” videotapes, allegedly to obstruct any prolonged inquiry. In a 2014 exchange, there were also discussions about dismantling or destroying computer systems housed in a server room at his Manhattan residence. 

Also Read: Stephen Hawking Epstein Photo: Who Are The Two Bikini-Clad Women Having Cocktails With The Scientist? Family Reveals The Real Identity 

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