The 69-year-old was under investigation in France for allegedly helping Jeffrey Epstein find women to abuse, and also faced rape allegations.
Lucas Abad Fernández
Daniel Siad, a French model scout who was under investigation for his alleged ties to US sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, has been found dead at his home outside Paris, according to reports.
Siad, whose age is reported as 69, was under investigation in France over accusations that he helped Epstein find women to abuse. He also faced separate rape allegations.
Authorities have officially opened an investigation into the circumstances of Daniel Siad's death. Additionally, it has been confirmed that Siad was named within the recently released Epstein files, further tying his background to the broader case.
Authorities have officially opened an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the death of Daniel Siad. Furthermore, court documents reveal that Siad's name appears thousands of times within the recently released Epstein files. These records also confirm that Siad had previously denied any awareness of the threats posed by Jeffrey Epstein.
Authorities have officially opened an investigation following Daniel Siad's death, while new findings reveal his name appears thousands of times within the released Epstein files. Although he was previously awaiting questioning regarding his alleged role in facilitating Epstein's human trafficking, Siad had consistently denied any prior knowledge of the threats posed by Epstein.
It has emerged that Daniel Siad's name appears over 1,000 times in the US Department of Justice files regarding Jeffrey Epstein that were declassified earlier this year. Authorities have now opened an official investigation following his death, adding to the pre-existing inquiry by French prosecutors specializing in human trafficking.
Following the discovery of Daniel Siad's body on Monday evening, the Nanterre prosecutor's office has launched an investigation and announced that an autopsy will be performed to determine his cause of death. Additionally, it has been revealed that Siad's name appears nearly 2,000 times in the declassified US Department of Justice Epstein files.
The Nanterre prosecutor's office officially announced the discovery of Daniel Siad's body on Monday evening and confirmed that an autopsy will be performed to determine the cause of death. Additionally, further details regarding his involvement have emerged, revealing that Siad's name appears nearly 2,000 times in the recently declassified US Department of Justice Epstein files.
The Nanterre prosecutor's office officially announced the discovery of Daniel Siad's body on Monday evening and confirmed that an autopsy will be performed to determine the exact cause of death. Additionally, further details from the US Department of Justice Epstein files indicate that Siad's name appears nearly 2,000 times across the declassified documents.
The Nanterre prosecutor's office officially confirmed the discovery of Daniel Siad's body on Monday evening and announced that an autopsy will be conducted to determine the cause of death. Furthermore, reports indicate that his name appears nearly 2,000 times in recently declassified US Department of Justice files, and at least 24 women have come forward as alleged victims or witnesses in the ongoing human trafficking investigation.
The Nanterre prosecutor's office has officially confirmed the discovery of the body and announced that an autopsy will be conducted to determine the cause of death. Additionally, further details from the declassified US Department of Justice files have emerged, revealing that the name of the deceased appears nearly 2,000 times in the records. Investigations into the case are ongoing, with at least 24 women having come forward as potential victims or witnesses in the trafficking probe.
