A rogue Jeffrey Epstein Walk of Shame has appeared near the White House, featuring QR-coded stars of politicians and business leaders linked to the late sex offender. The guerrilla installation, photographed near Farragut Square, mimics Hollywood's Walk of Fame with Epstein's face replacing traditional entertainment symbols.

Among those targeted are Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, who previously claimed minimal contact with Epstein but was revealed in newly released files to have exchanged emails years after Epstein's 2008 conviction. Billionaire Elon Musk also appears, with a QR code linking to 2012 emails where Epstein allegedly invited him to an island gathering. The stickers include Ghislaine Maxwell, jailed for 20 years in 2022 for sex trafficking.

Les Wexner, Victoria's Secret founder, faces renewed scrutiny despite testifying he was "duped" by Epstein, who once held power of attorney over his finances. The installation also targets former President Bill Clinton and Prince Andrew, both of whom have denied knowledge of Epstein's crimes during their associations. The White House has not commented on the provocative display, which continues to generate attention as more documents from the Epstein files emerge.