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The mentor of Swedish princess Sofia brought young women to Jeffrey Epstein’s mansion

Publicerad 4 mars, 2022 (Uppdaterad 17 mars, 2022 )

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The American billionaire and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein donated large amounts of money to the Stockholm School of Economics’ scholarship for women. As his conviction was made public the school downplayed his involvement and continued receiving money. Barbro Ehnbom, the founder of the scholarship, repeatedly invited young Swedish women to Epstein's luxury home in New York. Dress code? Bare legs.

Dagens ETC can reveal new information regarding the decisions made by the School of Economics and confirm that Epstein approached several of these Swedish women - urging them to find new potential victims.

Eigil Söderin

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Max V Karlsson

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On a mild spring evening a group of Swedish-speaking women gathered in front of a stone palace on New York’s Upper East Side. A few years later the luxurious Manhattan estate would become infamously known as a site where Jeffrey Epstein raped underage girls.

At the time, Selma was 20-years old and studying in New York. On the 15th of March 2012 she was invited to dinner by a friend who was a member of the American branch of the Swedish women's network Barbro’s Best and Brightest (BBB). The invitation listed the address of a "Mr. B"; short for Mister Billionaire. Dress code? Bare legs. Selma asked for more information and her friend replied: "We’re going to visit a convicted pedophile, haha."