That horror stemmed from the fact that Farmer quickly realized once she was inside the room that Epstein had cameras surveilling guests throughout the house - even in the bathroom.
'The main thing, I thought was interesting was he showed me where the men monitoring everything were,' Farmer told Anthony Mason in her interview that aired on Monday.
'So if you're facing the house, there's a window on the right that's barred. That's the room, the media room is what he called it.'
'There was a door that looked like an invisible door with all this limestone and everything. You push it, and you go in. And I saw all the cameras,' explained Farmer.
'What it was, was old televisions, basically like stacked. Monitors inside this cabinet. There were men sitting here.'
'I looked on the cameras, and I saw toilet, toilet, bed, bed, toilet, bed. I'm like, I am never going to use the restroom here, and I'm never going to sleep here. You know, it was obvious that they were like monitoring private moments.'
Farmer said that she reported her assault to both the NYPD and FBI in 1996, but nothing appeared to be done about her allegations.
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