Abercrombie & Fitch Sex Creep Jeffries’ ties to Epstein

The suit accuses Jeffries and Smith of having sex with the models for seven years. Jacobson allegedly traveled “throughout the United States and internationally” to recruit the victims.

According to prosecutors, Jacobson would pressure men to perform sex acts on him in what prosecutors labeled a “tryout.”

The models were only allowed to attend the sex events, which Jeffries also attended, after they had done what Jacobson wanted.

Jeffries, Jacobson and Smith are also accused of operating a “referral system” that rewarded male models who recruited others to meet Jacobson. Sometimes the models had to lie about the real nature of the meeting to earn their reward.

Prosecutors allege that some victims were led to believe they would get modeling jobs at Abercrombie if they agreed to the sexual demands. Jeffries is also accused of threatening to end the men’s modeling careers if they did not follow through.

The suit alleges that the models were instructed to “wear costumes” and “use sex toys in preparation for certain sexual acts.” They were also instructed to change their appearance for Smith and Jeffries.

Victims were injected with a “prescription erection-inducing substance for the purpose of causing the men to perform sexual acts that they were otherwise physically unable or unwilling to perform,” prosecutors allege.

The investigation into Jeffries and the other two men began after several alleged victims filed a lawsuit in 2023.

Brittany Henderson, an attorney representing some of the alleged victims, responded to the arrests in a statement, calling it “monumental for the aspiring male models who were victimized by these individuals.”

She added that their “fight for justice does not end here. We look forward to holding Abercrombie and Fitch accountable for facilitating this terrible behavior and ensuring it cannot happen again.”