The former Swedish model Ebba Karlsson has made public that she will file a lawsuit against the French State for "denial of justice" following the death of businessman Daniel Siad, pointed out for his alleged links to the sex trafficking network in Europe of the sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Karlsson, who had already filed a complaint against Siad in February before a court in Paris for an alleged rape when she was 20 years old, has now confirmed this new step through her social media, where she has shared a report from the broadcaster RTL detailing the reasons for her initiative.
The former model claims that Siad was the one who put her in contact with Gérald Marie, former director of the renowned modeling agency Elite, recently accused by six women of rape and human trafficking for events dating back to the 80s and 90s.
Siad, 69 years old, appears in the so-called Epstein files, documents declassified earlier this year by the U.S. Department of Justice. His body was found in his home in Colombes on July 20.
The Nanterre Prosecutor's Office indicated that the autopsy showed no "signs of violence" in the death, although it did confirm "a deteriorated state of health, as well as traces of a prior heart attack that could have posed a risk of sudden death." The court in this locality was conducting an investigation against him for his alleged involvement in the Epstein network in Europe.