MC2's US president at the time, Jeff Fuller, now runs another American agency, The Source Models. The BBC found that 50 models from MC2 were transferred to that new agency. In 2009, Epstein was serving a jail sentence for sex offences against a minor. He was allowed to work each day from his home.
Files show Epstein gave $1 million (£742,000) to MC2 in 2005. Two years later, the agency's owners told a US publication that he had no involvement in the company.
The findings matter because they place model agencies inside the machinery that, survivors and their lawyers say, kept Epstein supplied with young women long after he was convicted of sex offences.
She has since become convinced the shoots were stage-managed by Epstein and the agency MC2. She described the set-up as"strange - there was no stylist"and said the photographs were never used.
Fuller has previously claimed he did not know Roza was going to Epstein's house. He has also said he did not know she was being abused. The Source Models did not reply to a request for comment on the findings. The woman, identified as Roza, says an agency boss sent her to photoshoots at Epstein's beach home in Florida. She says those shoots led to work as his assistant. She says he then systematically raped her.