"But a new memoir from Epstein's late victim Virginia Giuffre has dragged 9 E. 71st St. - once New York City's largest private home - back into the grim spotlight. In "Nobody's Girl," which was released this week, Giuffre describes being repeatedly subjected to sado-masochistic sexual torture in a massage room that she named "The Dungeon." Giuffre describes being chained up, fitted with a collar and beaten in the room until she passed out."
"City records show that a $925,000 renovation was completed last year by the home's new owner, former Goldman Sachs exec Michael Daffey. Daffey picked up the historic home for a bargain $51 million in 2021 - two years after Epstein was found hanging in federal lockup in Manhattan while awaiting trail for raping and sex trafficking women and girls. It was a huge price-cut from the $88 million asking price, and sources told The Post at the time that the finance bigwig was planning "a complete makeover, physically and spiritually.""
Jeffrey Epstein's Upper East Side townhouse at 9 E. 71st St. underwent a $925,000 interior renovation intended to remove fixtures and markings tied to his crimes. The property was purchased by former Goldman Sachs executive Michael Daffey for $51 million in 2021, a steep markdown from an $88 million asking price. Renovations spanned five floors, with walls knocked down and ornate millwork, gilded ceilings, light fixtures, shelving, and other trimmings stripped and replaced. A small brass "JE" monogram that Epstein branded on the façade has been removed. Virginia Giuffre recounts repeated sado-masochistic torture and bondage in a room she called "The Dungeon."
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