"Alberto Pinto ran one of the most prestigious interior-design firms in the world, with clients who ranged from heads of state like former French president Jacques Chirac and King Hassan of Morocco to the royal families of Saudi Arabia and Qatar, Russian oligarchs, and billionaires like David Koch, for whom the designer customized homes, private jets, and yachts to their exacting tastes."
"There are nearly 1,000 emails, faxes, invoices, mood boards, and photo CDs related to the Pintos in the most recent document dump by the Justice Department. They reveal how extensively Epstein and the Pintos were connected through their professional relationship."
Alberto Pinto, one of the world's most renowned interior designers, played a significant role in decorating Jeffrey Epstein's East 71st Street townhouse in New York. Pinto's firm served elite clientele including heads of state, royal families, Russian oligarchs, and billionaires, customizing homes, private jets, and yachts. A 2003 Vanity Fair profile identified Pinto as Epstein's interior designer, but limited information about their relationship emerged publicly. Recently released Justice Department documents contain nearly 1,000 emails, faxes, invoices, mood boards, and photo CDs related to the Pintos, revealing the extensive nature of their professional engagement with Epstein.
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