Epstein Accuser Claims She Was Used as a ‘Human Incubator,’ Baby Taken After Birth

Newly released documents tied to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation include disturbing diary entries from one of Epstein’s teenage accusers, who alleged she was used as a “human incubator” to give birth to a child that was taken from her minutes after delivery, as reported by The New York Post.

The allegations surfaced in the latest batch of Epstein-related records and center on a diary entry describing events that allegedly occurred around 2002, when the accuser said she was 16 or 17 years old.

According to the documents, the teen claimed she gave birth to a baby girl and was allowed to hold and feed the newborn for only a brief period before the child was taken away.

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A disturbing DOJ document describes a victim feeling like a “human incubator” for Jeffrey Epstein’s obsession with a so-called “superior gene pool.”

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“I am beyond broken,” the teen wrote in the diary entry included in the files.

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“I only got 10 to 15 minutes to hold and feed her before they took her. She is mine! I want her back!!!”

The diary entry reportedly included an image of a 20-week pregnancy scan and detailed the emotional aftermath of the alleged birth.

The accuser wrote that she believed Epstein’s longtime associate and convicted accomplice, Ghislaine Maxwell, was present at the time.

“In the hall, Ghislaine said she was beautiful. SHE WAS. Not is,” the accuser wrote.

“Where is she? Why did she stop whimpering? She was born! I heard the tiny cries!”

The diary further claimed that Epstein, who died in jail in 2019 while awaiting trial on federal sex trafficking charges, sought to create what the accuser described as a “superior gene pool” and the “perfect offspring.”

The teen wrote that the experience left lasting emotional damage.

“I miss the person I was before I was made into what feels like a human incubator,” the diary entry stated.

According to reporting by The Times, copies of the diary were provided to prosecutors by the woman’s attorney during investigations into Epstein and Maxwell.

The materials were part of broader efforts by authorities to assess allegations involving Epstein’s abuse network and the role of those who assisted him.

It was not immediately clear whether the claims made in the diary had been independently verified, and no confirmation has been provided regarding the existence or whereabouts of the alleged child.

The documents do not indicate whether investigators were able to corroborate the diary entries through medical records, witness testimony, or other evidence.

Epstein, a wealthy financier with connections to prominent political, business, and cultural figures, was arrested in July 2019 on federal charges alleging he ran a sex trafficking operation involving underage girls.

His death in a Manhattan jail cell was ruled a suicide, though it continues to be the subject of public scrutiny and unanswered questions.

Maxwell was later convicted in federal court for her role in recruiting and grooming minors for Epstein and was sentenced to 20 years in prison.

The newly disclosed diary entry adds to a growing volume of records detailing accusations from Epstein’s alleged victims, many of whom have said they were subjected to abuse as minors.

Prosecutors and civil attorneys have continued to review documents, testimony, and evidence tied to Epstein’s activities, even years after his death.

While the diary entry has drawn renewed attention to Epstein’s crimes and the allegations surrounding them, investigators have not publicly stated whether the specific claim involving a child taken at birth will result in further legal action or inquiry.

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