New Epstein Photos Reveal Dangerous Sex Toys and Deadly 'Jawbreaker' Device

A fresh cache of photographs from the estate of the late disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein has been released, shedding new light on the disturbing reality inside his private world.

The images, made public on Friday by Democrats on the US House Oversight Committee, include photographs of dangerous sex toys, including a gag with a warning label that explicitly mentions the risk of death.

Discovery of the 'Jawbreaker' Device

Among the most alarming items in the released collection is a photograph of a warning tag for a device labelled the 'Jawbreaker Gag'. The image shows a safety warning that reads: 'Always observe a person who has a gag in their mouth. Never leave that person unattended. Failure to follow these instructions could result in a serious injury or death.'

The device itself is not fully pictured in the released batch, but the explicit nature of the warning label has drawn significant attention. The text suggests the item was designed for extreme restraint, raising serious questions about the safety of individuals who may have been subjected to its use. The inclusion of such a dangerous item in Epstein's personal collection adds a grim dimension to the already extensive allegations of abuse levelled against him.

Strange and Disturbing Paraphernalia

Alongside the gag, the committee released images of other sex toys and paraphernalia found within the estate. One photograph depicts a black rubber glove with distinct ribbed patterns on each finger, whilst another shows a collection of ropes and a guide on Shibari, a Japanese form of rope bondage.

Perhaps most bizarrely, the collection includes an image of a condom wrapper bearing the likeness of former US President Donald Trump. The novelty item, labelled 'Trump Condom', features a caricature of the president and the slogan 'I'm HUUUUGE!'. The discovery of such an item amongst serious restraint devices highlights the chaotic and often surreal nature of the items Epstein kept in his possession.

Powerful Figures Caught on Camera

The release of these 19 photographs is not limited to inanimate objects. Several high-profile figures appear in the images, further cementing the links between Epstein and the global elite. One undated photograph shows Donald Trump standing with a group of women, whilst another captures him speaking with Epstein.

Other images feature former US President Bill Clinton, film director Woody Allen, and Prince Andrew. The Duke of York is seen in a formal setting alongside Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates. Whilst the presence of these figures in photographs does not in itself prove criminal wrongdoing, it underscores the extensive social network Epstein cultivated over decades.

Political Push for Transparency

The release of these images was spearheaded by Representative Robert Garcia, the top Democrat on the House Oversight Committee. In a statement to the press, Garcia described the photos as 'disturbing' and emphasised that they raise further questions about Epstein's relationships with powerful men.

'We will not rest until the American people get the truth,' Garcia stated, calling on the US Department of Justice to release all remaining files immediately. The committee reportedly received over 95,000 images from the Epstein estate, and lawmakers are currently sifting through them to determine what else should be made public.

Questions Remain Unanswered

The release comes amidst a renewed push for accountability regarding the handling of the Epstein investigation. Critics have long argued that the full extent of Epstein's operation—and the involvement of his high-profile associates—has been obscured by legal red tape and protective orders.

The 'Jawbreaker' gag, with its stark warning of potential fatality, serves as a chilling reminder of the physical danger victims may have faced. As investigators continue to review the thousands of remaining documents and images, the public waits to see if more concrete evidence will emerge to implicate those who enabled or participated in Epstein's crimes.

For now, these photographs serve as a window into a dark and dangerous world, one that was hidden behind the closed doors of luxury mansions and private islands for far too long.