New Scandalous Details in the Jeffrey Epstein Case

CNN's investigation has revealed that renowned illusionist David Blaine filmed an episode of his famous television show at the home of convicted billionaire sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Archive documents released in the Epstein case provide new insights into his close relationship with the famous illusionist. According to CNN's research, an episode of Blaine's well-known show, "Real or Magic," featuring director Woody Allen, was filmed at Epstein's mansion located in New York.

The compilation of footage confirms that scenes involving the "goldfish" trick took place in the billionaire's kitchen and bathroom. The filming's reality is also substantiated by Epstein's electronic correspondence. In 2013, he informed Woody Allen's wife that Blaine wanted to shoot the trick with the director's involvement.

Emails from Epstein's assistant contain technical details indicating that the illusionist needed access to the bathroom and to film a scene of him climbing stairs. This demonstrates that Blaine continued his communications with Epstein even after the charges against him were brought in 2008.

The emails also reference the presence of underage girls. Notably, in 2017, Blaine himself was accused of rape, although the case was subsequently dismissed.

The documents also mention another famous illusionist, David Copperfield. Archive photos show him at Epstein's mansion and private island, accompanied by the billionaire and his associate Ghislaine Maxwell. Copperfield's representatives deny any claims of inappropriate conduct, labeling them as false.