The Epstein Case in France: Interview with Marc Gabriel Draghi
Snapshot
- Original title: Affaire Epstein : volet français avec Marc-Gabriel Draghi
- English title: The Epstein Case: The French Dimension with Marc Gabriel Draghi
- Format: Video interview and discussion
- Publisher: Service Public Libre, in collaboration with Vigimédias
- Guest: Marc Gabriel Draghi
- Publication date: October 21, 2026, on YouTube
- Runtime: 2 hours, 1 minute, 35 seconds
- Language: French
Affaire Epstein : volet français avec Marc-Gabriel Draghi is a French video interview published by Service Public Libre on YouTube. The publisher describes it as a collaboration with Vigimédias about the French dimension of the Jeffrey Epstein case. AgoraVox TV featured the program on October 22, 2026.
Watch the Interview
Watch the original video on YouTube.
Subject and Publication Context
The program’s description presents a discussion of released American records, the handling of the case in France, and questions about French connections. It identifies an earlier Vigimédias broadcast on October 1, 2026, as the starting point for this collaboration. The program is presented as an interview rather than a standalone documentary film.
The publisher directs viewers to the U.S. Department of Justice Epstein Library, Jmail, and EpsteinWiki for further research. These are research resources named in the description, not a document by document bibliography for the interview.
Evidence and Attribution
The video records a discussion and its participants’ interpretations. Those interpretations should be distinguished from the underlying records, allegations made in legal proceedings, and findings reached by a court. A person’s name appearing in a released document does not, by itself, establish criminal conduct.
The Justice Department describes its Epstein Library as a collection of materials released under the Epstein Files Transparency Act. It cautions that search results can be unreliable for some material, including handwritten records, and that sensitive personal information may inadvertently remain in the collection. Research should preserve survivor privacy and examine each cited record in its original context.
Related Reading
For separate background on the French investigation, see Jean Luc Brunel. The Jeffrey Epstein Litigation Index distinguishes civil proceedings from criminal investigations.
Sources
- Service Public Libre, original video and publisher description, October 21, 2026. Source for the title, publisher, runtime, language, and stated subject.
- AgoraVox TV, program listing, October 22, 2026. The listing embeds the original YouTube video.
- U.S. Department of Justice, Epstein Library. Official document collection and notices about search limitations and privacy.