In the hotel room, Alicia Arden met Jeffrey Epstein.
Alicia Arden tells in the documentary why she went on the run from the police. – I thought that I have to file a criminal complaint because he can do the same to other girls. Francis Specker / Alamy Stock Photo, All Over Press
The three-part documentary series coming from Ava will review the story of Victoria’s Secret. The Rise and Fall of Victoria’s Secret can already be found in its entirety at both Katsomo and C More.
The pattern is an integral part of what brought the underwear brand to world fame By Les Wexler and accused of sexual crimes, notorious Jeffrey Epstein contact. Epstein is also talked about in the second episode Alicia Arden. The events led to the fact that he filed a criminal complaint with the Santa Monica police in the USA.
For some reason, Jeffrey Epstein got access to Les Wexler’s money with a power of attorney. Open
Arden met Epstein in 1997 in a hotel room where he was to be interviewed as a Victoria’s Secret model.
– I had acted in Baywatch and appeared in Playboy. I thought that Victoria’s Secret was still missing from my portfolio, Arden recalls.
In the documentary, you will hear the voicemail messages that Arden has left for his friend right after the meeting that went wrong.
– I didn’t expect to have to be in my underwear in front of Jeffrey in the hotel room. He gave me a hundred in cash. When he touched my bottom, I felt like a prostitute. I put the hundred back on the table.
The opening episode goes through Les Wexler’s personal history in detail. Open
Esptein, suspected of sexual crimes against underage girls, died in August 2019. The 85-year-old billionaire Wexler refused several interview requests. Through his lawyer, he denied to the documentary makers that he knew Epstein was guilty of sexual abuse.
The rise and fall of Victoria’s Secret today at Ava at 17:45, at Katsomo & C More. See all TV programs and broadcast times in Telku’s TV guide.