Juliette Bryant, a South African model, detailed to CBS News how she was trafficked by Jeffrey Epstein after a chance encounter in Cape Town in 2002. Bryant said she was introduced to Epstein at a dinner attended by Bill Clinton, Kevin Spacey, and Chris Tucker, who she does not accuse of wrongdoing.

Bryant said Epstein quickly arranged her visa and travel to the U.S., where she was taken to his private island and sexually assaulted. Flight logs show Clinton traveled to Africa on Epstein's plane that same month as part of a Clinton Foundation HIV/AIDS awareness trip. Bryant was later compensated through both the Epstein Victims' Compensation Program and a settlement with JP Morgan Chase.

Bryant's account aligns with a period when Epstein's plane was used for Clinton Foundation work between 2002 and 2003. While Clinton denied visiting Epstein's private island or having contact with him for over a decade before his 2019 arrest, Bryant's testimony provides new details about Epstein's trafficking operations and his connections to high-profile figures during that time.