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4 year oldJeffrey Epstein fell out with convicted rapist Harvey Weinstein when the movie producer reportedly tried to assault one of his massage girls.
Sex beast Epstein is said to have turfed Weinstein – now a convicted rapist – out of his French home for trying to abuse the girl and later branded him a “pig”.
The bust-up between the pair was revealed by lawyer Bradley Edwards – who helped bring down Epstein – in his new book Relentless Pursuit.
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He revealed how Jean-Luc Brunel – a model scout and Epstein’s former pal – first related the falling-out between the two wealthy predators during a chat with Edwards’ law firm.
Edwards said: “Jean-Luc described one incident in greater detail, which he said culminated in a heated argument between Epstein and Weinstein that terminated their relationship.
BEAST'S BUST-UP
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“Weinstein was at Epstein’s apartment in France receiving a massage from one of Epstein’s girls when he attempted to aggressively convert the massage into something sexual.
“The girl rejected his advances. As the story goes, Harvey then verbally abused her for rejecting him.
“Little did Harvey know, this was one of Epstein’s favourite girls at the time and Jeffrey viewed the aggressive mistreatment as disrespectful to him.
“Jeffrey then came into the room, got in Harvey’s face, and kicked him out of his house, delivering the message that he was never to come back.
“I heard various versions of this story from others, including years later from Epstein himself, who referred to Harvey as a pig. Imagine that.”
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The Sun revealed last year how Epstein, Weinstein and Ghislaine Maxwell were pictured together at Windsor Castle during Princess Beatrice’s birthday celebrations in 2006.
Ex-banker Epstein killed himself in jail last year before a sex trafficking trial, while Weinstein, 68, was jailed for 23 year earlier this month after being convicted of rape and sex assault.
The movie producer is now being held in isolation at the Wende Correctional Facility near Buffalo, New York, after testing positive for coronavirus.
This story originally appeared on The Sun and is republished here with permission.
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