Victorious Angels

THE SURVIVORS BEHIND THE HEADLINES

For six years, Victorious Angels has been fighting for justice, accountability, and awareness for survivors of s*xual abuse, trafficking, and exploitation in the fashion industry.

We’ve spoken to journalists around the world. We’ve participated in documentaries, investigations, podcasts, articles, and interviews. We’ve stood before lawmakers, supported fellow survivors, and helped bring hidden truths into the light.

But behind every headline are real women.

Women with families.
Women with children.
Women with jobs.
Women who have spent thousands of unpaid hours doing this work while funding much of it from our own pockets.

While media companies, streaming platforms, publishers, and news organizations continue to tell these stories, the survivors and advocates carrying this mission forward have received very little financial support.

Today, our funds are running low.

As Victorious Angels works toward becoming a nonprofit organization, donations currently help cover the costs of survivor advocacy, awareness campaigns, interviews, administration, outreach, and the ongoing fight for justice.

If our stories have informed, inspired, educated, or moved you, please consider supporting our work.

Because survivors should not have to fund justice alone.

❤️ Please consider donating in the link in the bio.

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Support the Survivors Behind the Headlines

For six years, the core team behind Victorious Angels has worked relentlessly to expose abuse, trafficking, and exploitation connected to some of the most powerful networks in the world.
We have given interviews across the globe.
We have supported survivors through trauma and public exposure.

We have spent thousands of unpaid hours advocating for justice, awareness, accountability, and systemic change.
We did this because nobody else would.

Throughout these years, all of this work has been funded out of our own pockets. While media companies, streaming platforms, publishers, and news organizations continue to report on these stories — stories rooted in our lives, our trauma, and our courage — the survivors and advocates doing the daily work behind the scenes have received little to no financial support.

Many of us are mothers.
Many of us are trying to rebuild our lives while carrying the emotional weight of this fight.
Many of us have sacrificed our careers, stability, income, health, and time with our children in order to continue this mission.

Our funds are now running critically low.

Victorious Angels is not backed by corporations, wealthy investors, or institutions. We are survivors and advocates trying to create real change with extremely limited resources.

We are asking for support.

We call on:
• Media organizations
• Documentary producers
• Publishers
• Journalists
• Philanthropists
• The public

to help fund the work that survivors have been carrying for years.
If our stories have informed your reporting, strengthened your platform, generated revenue, or contributed to public awareness, we ask you to stand with us not only in words — but in action.

Donations help us continue:
• Survivor advocacy and support
• Investigative and awareness work
• Legal and administrative costs
• International outreach and interviews
• Retreats and healing initiatives for survivors
• Building Victorious Angels into a long-term support organization for victims worldwide

This work should not come at the cost of survivors’ survival.

We are deeply grateful to everyone who has amplified our voices, covered our stories responsibly, and supported us along the way. Some media organizations have generously helped cover costs at certain times, and we truly appreciate that support.

But to continue this fight, we now urgently need sustainable funding.

If you believe survivors deserve justice, dignity, and support — please help us continue this work.

A Voice That Refused to Stay Silent

Today, we want to recognize and honor our fellow survivor and Victorious Angels member Annemarie Ettekoven for her courage in sharing her story publicly in this powerful feature published by de Volkskrant.

For decades, Annemarie carried her experience in silence. Like so many survivors, she lived with memories that were difficult to speak about and even harder to have acknowledged. Now, after more than 40 years, she has chosen to stand in her truth and help shine a light on a system that allowed abuse and exploitation to flourish behind the glamour of the fashion industry.

The article explores not only Annemarie's story, but also the broader investigations into Jeffrey Epstein's French network, the allegations against Jean-Luc Brunel and Gérald Marie, and the efforts of survivors who have fought tirelessly for accountability.

As members of Victorious Angels, we know that coming forward is never easy. It takes extraordinary strength to revisit painful memories and speak publicly, knowing the scrutiny and challenges that often follow. Annemarie's bravery is helping other survivors realize they are not alone and that their voices matter.

We are incredibly proud of Annemarie for stepping forward and sharing her truth with the world.

This is bigger than one survivor. This is about exposing systems that failed to protect vulnerable young women, supporting those who have been silenced, and ensuring that future generations are safer.

Your voice matters. Your story matters. The truth matters.

❤️ We stand with Annemarie.

It's crucial that all of us continue to push for the investigation of Epstein’s remaining accomplices. Time is running out, and survivors deserve justice now. It's outrageous how global authorities still protect these criminals! There must be international collaboration at this point.

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📌 Epstein Case — New Testimonies in France 🇫🇷

Significant developments have emerged in the broader Epstein investigation in France.

According to our lawyer , four other women have now come forward, alleging they were recruited through what they describe as fake modeling castings by Daniel Siad, a former modeling scout, and then introduced to men for s*xual exploitation.

One other woman, besides Ebba P. Karlsson, has already filed a formal complaint. Others are reportedly considering legal action.

Le Jeune states that the women describe a similar pattern — promises of career opportunities allegedly used to gain trust before exploitation.

Daniel Siad denies the accusations.

French authorities are now examining these testimonies as part of the wider investigations connected to the Epstein network.

⚖️ As more voices come forward, the call for truth and accountability continues.

BreakingNews

A recent interview highlights new developments in the ongoing legal aftermath of the Jeffrey Epstein network.

 🟡 Thysia Huisman, a former model, author, and Victorious Angel voice, and a victim of s*xual abuse by Jean-Luc Brunel, says more alleged victims have reached out to her amid renewed investigative attention in France.

 Huisman explains she was introduced to Brunel at 18 and describes her experience with him in Paris.

 As French prosecutors reopen inquiries tied to Epstein’s network and call for others with relevant information to come forward, survivors are again finding space to be heard.

The newly released Epstein files are not just about one man.
They reveal how a network operated across borders, industries, and decades.

Names that continue to surface include Jean‑Luc Brunel and Daniel Siad — figures connected to the modeling world and repeatedly referenced in documents tied to Jeffrey Epstein.

This is not gossip.
This is about patterns.
This is about recruitment.
This is about young girls whose dreams were weaponized against them.

For years, survivors have spoken. Many were dismissed. Many were silenced. Many were told they were “confused,” “immature,” or “imagining things.”

But documents don’t lie.

The emerging evidence shows how scouts, agents, and intermediaries allegedly played roles in identifying and connecting vulnerable young women into powerful circles.

At , we stand for truth.
We stand for the voices that were ignored.
We stand for accountability — no matter how powerful the system.

This moment is bigger than headlines.
It is about dismantling cultures of silence in industries that protected predators for decades.

If you have information.
If you were approached.
If something never felt right.

You are not alone.

Truth always rises.

Link to article:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15572821/Jean-Luc-Brunel-model-agency-testify-Epstein.html

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