Latest / The Vault: The Epstein Files / Theresa Helm And Her Lawsuit Filed Against The Epstein Estate (Part 1) (5/2/26)
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- 0:00Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles.
- 0:04For the past few days, we've been going through a
- 0:07lot of core documents when it comes to Jeffrey Epstein
- 0:10and the allegations that have been made against his estate.
- 0:13And just in case you aren't convinced yet, we have
- 0:16plenty more receipts to share. Considering we've been talking about
- 0:19all this stuff now for over four years. All of
- 0:22these core documents just go to prove everything that we've
- 0:25been talking about. So unlike most people, your boy doesn't
- 0:29just come up here start flapping his fat ass mouth
- 0:32without having the receipts to back it up. Because remember,
- 0:35at least for me, it's not what I know, it's
- 0:38what I can prove. There are things that I have
- 0:41been told about this case that would make you vomit,
- 0:44but I can't prove any of them. I don't have
- 0:46anything to back it up. So I'm not just gonna
- 0:48go out there and pipe up and run my fat
- 0:50fucking mouth about things that are unprovable, right, things that
- 0:54could very well just be scuttle butt. But what we
- 0:57have here in these core documents, this is indisputable, because
- 1:01if it was disputable, Jeffrey Epstein's estate certainly would have
- 1:05disputed it. But instead, what did they do. They set
- 1:08up the victim's fund and they paid out a bunch
- 1:11of dough because they know that all of these allegations
- 1:14that are being made, not only are they spot on,
- 1:17but they're one hundred percent true. So we're going to
- 1:20continue providing receipts and we're going to continue diving into
- 1:24these core documents, and in this episode, we're going to
- 1:27hear about Teresa Helm and her allegations. So let's pull
- 1:31back that curtain once again and let's take a look
- 1:34into the depths of the darkness of Jeffrey Epstein's criminal enterprise.
- 1:40Plaintiff Teresa Helm by her attorneys Boyd, Schiller and Flexner, LLP,
- 1:44for her complaint against defendants Darren k Endyke and Richard D.
- 1:48Coon in their capacities as executors of the estate of
- 1:52Jeffrey Edward Epstein, upon personal knowledge as to her own
- 1:55acts and status, and upon information and belief, and to
- 1:59all of the matters as follows nature of the action. One.
- 2:04This suit arises out of Jeffrey Epstein's sexual abuse of
- 2:07plaintiff two. Teresa was sexually trafficked by Epstein, Sarah Kellen
- 2:13and Glen Maxwell as part of Epstein's organized ring of
- 2:17procuring women for sex. And you know, I don't like
- 2:20to break in when we're doing core documents, but again,
- 2:23how many times are we going to hear Sarah Kellen's name?
- 2:26Is anybody ever gonna do shit about Sarah Kelln Vickers?
- 2:29Or are we going to continue to talk about a
- 2:31bunch of bullshit that don't matter. I'd love to get
- 2:34the flight logs like Marshall Blackburn's talking about, but I'd
- 2:37love a subpoena for Sarah Kelln Vickers a whole lot more.
- 2:41She was recruited by a woman who worked for Epstein
- 2:44and who offered Teresa the opportunity to become a traveling massuse.
- 2:48As Teresa was studying massage at the California Healing Arts College,
- 2:52this seemed like a dream opportunity, but her hopes were
- 2:55dashed when it quickly turned into sexual assault number three.
- 3:00Epstein's trafficking scheme involved recruiting young females by making false
- 3:04promises and using his wealth, power and threats to intimidate
- 3:08the females into submission to his demands. This same pattern
- 3:12was repeated numerous times with numerous young women. Four. As
- 3:17United States District Judge Kenneth Morra found from between about
- 3:21nineteen ninety nine and two thousand and seven, Jeffrey Epstein
- 3:25sexually abused more than thirty minor girls at his mansion
- 3:29in Palm Beach, Florida, and elsewhere in the United States
- 3:33and overseas. In addition to his own sexual abuse of
- 3:36the victims, Epstein directed other persons to abuse the girls sexually.
- 3:41Epstein used paid employees to find and bring minor girls
- 3:45to him. Epstein worked in concert with others to obtain
- 3:49miners not only for his own sexual gratification, but also
- 3:53for the sexual gratification of others. Five. Epstein organized this
- 3:58sex trafficking network to obtained hundreds of young females for
- 4:01himself for sex, and also let these females out to
- 4:05other powerful and wealthy individuals to be sexually abused. Number six.
- 4:10Epstein conspired with others and hired staff to maintain and
- 4:14keep secret his network of sexual abuse for years, which
- 4:18sprawled throughout Epstein's residences in New York, Florida, New Mexico,
- 4:22the United States, Virgin Islands and Paris. Epstein's preference was
- 4:27to have three different young females a day for his
- 4:29sexual pleasure. Seven. Despite his significant criminal activity, in two
- 4:34thousand and eight, Epstein received a shockingly minimal charge, pleading
- 4:38guilty to a single Florida state law charge of procuring
- 4:42a minor for prostitution and a non prosecution agreement with
- 4:46the U S Attorney for the Southern District of Florida.
- 4:50Unknown to the public and the victims at the time,
- 4:52Epstein's lawyers were pressuring the government to commit to the
- 4:56NPA without informing the victims. Epstein's multiple victim were kept
- 5:00in the dark and told to be patient while Epstein's
- 5:03lawyers worked to protect them and other potential co conspirators
- 5:07from prosecution. Epstein served one year in jail, but was
- 5:11afforded the privilege of being able to leave the jail
- 5:14to go to work for twelve hours per day, six
- 5:17days per week. Eight. The NPA allowed Epstein to escape
- 5:21proportionate punishment for his actions and to continue operating his
- 5:25sex trafficking enterprise with Liberty nine. A few years later,
- 5:29Epstein flippantly referred to his sexual abuse of multiple miners
- 5:33and the slap on the wrist he received for it.
- 5:36In a twenty eleven interview with the New York Post,
- 5:39billionaire pervert Jeffrey Epstein is back in New York City
- 5:43and making wise cracks about his just ended jail stint
- 5:46for having sex with an underage girl. I am not
- 5:48a sexual predator. I'm an offender, the financier pedophile told
- 5:52the Post yesterday. It's the difference between a murderer and
- 5:56the person who steals a bagel, said Epstein. Amber Sutherland,
- 6:00billionaire Jeffrey Epstein. I'm a sex offender, not a predator.
- 6:03New York Post, February twenty fifth, twenty eleven. Ten. In
- 6:07August twenty eighteen, just one year before his death, Epstein
- 6:11told New York Times Reporter that criminalizing sex with teenage
- 6:15girls was a cultural aberration and that at times in
- 6:18history it was perfectly acceptable. James V. Stewart the day
- 6:22Jeffrey Epstein told me he had dirt on powerful people,
- 6:25New York Times, August twelfth, twenty nineteen eleven. When plaintiff
- 6:31was twenty two years old, Epstein added her to his
- 6:34long list of victims by committing sexual assault and battery
- 6:37against her. As such, Epstein is responsible for battery and
- 6:41intentional infliction of emotional distress. Pursuant to New York common law.
- 6:46The damage to plaintiff has been severe and lasting twelve.
- 6:51This action has been timely filed pursuant to NYCPLR. Section
- 6:56two fifteen eight A, which provides that a plaintiff she'll
- 6:59have at LEAs least one year from the termination of
- 7:01a criminal action against the same defendant to commence an
- 7:05action with respect to the event or occurrence from which
- 7:08the criminal action arose. A criminal action against Epstein with
- 7:12respect to the same sex trafficking enterprise from which Plaintiff's
- 7:16claims arise was terminated on August twenty ninth, twenty nineteen thirteen.
- 7:22Any statute of limitations applicable to Plaintiff's claims, if any,
- 7:26is told. Due to the continuous and active deception, duress,
- 7:30threats of retaliation, and other forms of misconduct that Epstein
- 7:34and his co conspirators used to silence his many victims,
- 7:37including the plaintiff, Epstein's actions deprived plaintiff of the opportunity
- 7:42to commence this lawsuit before his death. Until his death,
- 7:46plaintiff feared that Epstein and his co conspirators would harm
- 7:49her or her family or a ruin her life if
- 7:52she came forward. Fourteen defendants are equitably e stopped from
- 7:57asserting a statute of limitations defense. Allowing defendants to do
- 8:01so would be unjust. Epstein and his co conspirators intimidated
- 8:06each of his victims into silence by threatening their lives
- 8:09and their livelihoods. They therefore prevented plaintiff from commencing this
- 8:14lawsuit before his death. By using threats along with his
- 8:18wealth and power, Epstein was able to escape punishment for
- 8:21his intolerable and brutal crimes against countless young women and
- 8:25underage girls for the duration of his life. The parties
- 8:30Fifteen Plaintiff Teresa helm Is a citizen and resident of Ohio.
- 8:34Sixteen Defendant Darren Kayendyke Is sued in his capacity as
- 8:39an appointed executor of the estate of Jeffrey e Epstein.
- 8:43Seventeen Defendant Richard D. Con Is sued in his capacity
- 8:47as an appointed executor of the estate of Jeffrey e Epstein.
- 8:52Jurisdiction and Venue eighteen. Jeffrey Epstein was a citizen of
- 8:56the United States domiciled in the US Virgin Islands. At
- 9:00the time of his death, Jeffrey Epstein maintained a residence
- 9:04in the Southern District of New York. As the legal
- 9:07representatives of the estate of Jeffrey E. Epstein, Darren k Endyke,
- 9:12and Richard D. Con are deemed citizens of the US
- 9:15Virgin Islands nineteen. The amount in controversy in this action
- 9:19exceeds the sum or value of seventy five thousand dollars
- 9:23excluding interests and costs, and is between citizens of different states. Accordingly,
- 9:29jurisdiction is proper under US Code twenty eight Section thirteen
- 9:34thirty two twenty venue is proper in the court as
- 9:38Epstein's sexual abuse of plaintiff occurred in New York, New York,
- 9:42where he recruited her at the age of twenty two,
- 9:45physically molested her, and began grooming her for sex in
- 9:48his organized sex trafficking ring twenty one. Many of the
- 9:53events giving rise to these causes of action occurred in
- 9:57the Southern District of New York, where a substance nctial
- 10:00amount of Epstein's property is located. Thus, venue in this
- 10:03district is proper. US Code twenty eight Section thirteen ninety
- 10:08one b and two factual allegations a Epstein sex trafficking
- 10:14enterprise twenty two. Jeffrey Epstein was widely renowned as a
- 10:19billionaire who used as vast connections to powerful individuals and
- 10:22seemingly unlimited wealth and resources to create a web of
- 10:26transcontinental sex trafficking that served himself and his co conspirators
- 10:31and some of the most powerful people in the world.
- 10:34Twenty three. Epstein owned multiple residences and frequently traveled between them,
- 10:39including at nine East seventy first Street, New York, New York,
- 10:43where the illegal sexual crimes against plaintiff occurred. Epstein conservatively
- 10:49valued his New York Town home at fifty five million,
- 10:52nine hundred and thirty one thousand dollars. Epstein conservatively valued
- 10:56his ranch at forty nine Zoro Ranch Road, Stanley, newmc
- 11:00Ago at seventeen million, two hundred and forty six thousand,
- 11:04two hundred and eight dollars. In addition, Epstein owned residences
- 11:07in the Virgin Islands, Florida, France, and even his own island,
- 11:11Great Saint James Island, where his transcontinental sex trafficking of
- 11:16hundreds of young females servicing him his co conspirators, and
- 11:19wealthy and powerful individuals around the world occurred twenty four.
- 11:24The allegations herein concerned Epstein's tortious acts against plaintiff while
- 11:29in New York, where Epstein was staying at his seventy
- 11:32first Street mansion twenty five. At all times material to
- 11:36the cause of action, Jeffrey Epstein utilized his seemingly unlimited power,
- 11:41wealth and resources, as well as his deep connections to
- 11:44powerful and politically connected individuals, to intimidate and manipulate his
- 11:49victims of sexual abuse. Twenty six, Epstein and his co
- 11:54conspirators had perfected his scheme from manipulation and abuse of
- 11:58young females. As part of the scheme, a female recruiter
- 12:01would approach a young female and strike up a conversation
- 12:05in an effort to quickly learn about the young female's
- 12:07background and any vulnerabilities they could expose. The recruiter would
- 12:12then manipulate the young female into coming back to one
- 12:14of Epstein's residences by offering the young female something she needed.
- 12:19At times, the recruiters lure would be a modeling opportunity,
- 12:23money for education, help for the young woman's family, and
- 12:26the whole host of other related offers depending on their
- 12:29target situation. Once in the residence, the recruiter and Epstein
- 12:33would work in concert to impress and intimidate the young
- 12:37female with displays of vast wealth, including having employees that
- 12:41were butlers and maids formally dressed around the house. They
- 12:44would also strategically place photos of very powerful political and
- 12:49social figures amongst photographs and art displaying nude females in
- 12:54an effort to normalize the sexual abuse. They would also
- 12:57normalize the sexual abuse by placing am massage table and
- 13:01spa related products around the massage area in an effort
- 13:04to legitimize the area where the abuse was set to occur.
- 13:09Once abused, Epstein and as co conspirators continue to manipulate
- 13:13the victims using their financial power, promises, and threats to
- 13:18ensure that the victims returned as directed and remain compliant
- 13:22with their demands. All right, folks, We're going to wrap
- 13:25up part one here and we'll finish up part two
- 13:27in the next episode. All of the information that goes
- 13:30with this episode can be found in the description box.