Snapshot · Candace
A class action lawsuit against Next Model Management alleges underage models had their paychecks deducted by up to 70%, keeping them financially trapped and dependent.
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Owens builds a profile of Erika Kirk as a strategically placed intelligence asset: a CIA-connected mother in tech, a real estate license obtained under the Rothschild-connected Corcoran Group despite only two public listings, and an Air Force advisory board seat she is not qualified for. Owens speculates the Air Force board position may give Erika access to military flights and movement without detection. She also accuses Erika of making personal calls to cancel events featuring Owens, using the term 'woke right' — which she says is Zionist terminology. She pivots to Graham Allen, whose official title was Senior Consultant to the Department of War before Kirk's death, and who she claims now works full-time in Arizona to run disinformation about the assassination. She also identifies 'Paramount Not So Tactical,' a former Green Beret she claims is being paid to push the official narrative. [1] — Candace Owens "Candace Owens argues Erika Kirk has been 'artificially pulled through the ranks' — getting a Corcoran real estate license despite barely qu…" 27:20
Virginia Giuffre's unsealed court filings revealed Epstein allegedly bragged he had slept with over 1,000 of Jean-Luc Brunel's models.
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Jeffrey Epstein's closest associate in the sex trafficking world, Jean-Luc Brunel, didn't just run MC2 France — he co-founded Next Model Management in New York City. That's the same agency Erika Kirk was allegedly connected to via 'model apartments' for underage girls. Owens says she can't believe she missed this connection for so long.
In 2005, Jeffrey Epstein provided seed money for Jean-Luc Brunel to start the modeling agency MC2 France in Paris, which recruited models from Eastern Europe.
Jeffrey Epstein's associate Jean-Luc Brunel co-founded Next Model Management in New York City, the same agency Erika Kirk allegedly worked with managing model apartments.
A current class action lawsuit names Next Model Management and MC2 France as defendants for trapping underage foreign models in agency-controlled apartments, docking their pay by up to 70%. Owens alleges Erika Kirk managed exactly these kinds of apartments on the Upper East Side — and her 2018 real estate license, obtained through the Rothschild-connected Corcoran Group, was the paper cover.
France, Israel, the United States, Romania, modeling, real estate, Rothschilds, Epstein — Owens argues every thread leads to the same conclusion: Charlie Kirk was murdered by the deep state to protect Jeffrey Epstein's global trafficking network. She says it cannot all be coincidence and that global unity in recognizing this is unprecedented.
A Mossad agent on 60 Minutes described the agency's method: shell companies, untraceable foreign firms, scripted realities where targets have 'zero clue' they're part of an operation. Owens plays this clip and says it perfectly describes how Charlie Kirk's inner circle was infiltrated — everyone he trusted was a cast member in a show he didn't know he was starring in.
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