Jeffrey Epstein survivor Juliette says 'he fed off terror', liked 'scared girls'

Jeffrey Epstein survivor Juliette Bryant is talking about her devastating experience with the sex trafficker for the first time.

 “He fed off the terror. There was something about the energy of a girl being scared that he liked," she tells BBC.

Juliette narrates how she was supplied to rich people by Epstein friend Ghisalaine Maxwell. The victim shares she was constantly threatened by the duo.

She said: “Ghislaine was running the girls and would tell us when we had to go to his bedroom. You couldn’t say no, there was just no option.

“You didn’t want to make them angry, it would have been very, very scary. No one even tried to stand up against them

“His bedroom was pitch dark and ice cold. I just checked out of my body," added Juliette before sharing how she felt numb amid the ordeal.

"I tried to escape this room in my mind, tried to pretend it wasn’t happening.

“People ask why I went back. No one disobeyed Epstein. Before I was sent home he took me to his office and told me that a woman had accused him of rape and he’d planted drugs in her apartment and had her sent to prison. He said that he had my family’s name on a list.”

Juliette was recruited from South Africa.