A Jeffrey Epstein survivor broke down in tears as she recounted how she thought she was going to die while being assaulted on the paedophile's private jet. 

Juliette Bryant said the billionaire began 'forcibly touching me in between my legs' within seconds of his 'Lolita Express' taking off. 

Women working for the financier who had recruited the then 20-year-old aspiring model were on board the Boeing 727–100 and laughed as she was attacked, she said. 

In an emotional interview with Sky News, Juliette broke down as she told how she 'just freaked out and I suddenly realised... these people might kill me'. 

'I suddenly realised I had to be nice and friendly as I realised I was in great danger,' she said.

Juliette added: 'He [Epstein] patted the chair next to him... and then I went and sat there. It was such a confusing situation for a young person to be in,' she said, before adding: 'I was really petrified.'     

She first met and was recruited by Epstein in Cape Town in September 2002 when he was touring South Africa with Bill Clinton. 

Within three weeks, she was flown from South Africa's southern coast to New York and thought 'my dreams were all coming true' after he offered to launch her modelling career.

Moments after landing in the Big Apple, the first-year university student was ferried to Teterboro Airport in New Jersey and told she was going to the Caribbean and Epstein's private island.

Her passport was taken away and, trapped on the island, she was repeatedly raped by Epstein for the next two years. She said she was not trafficked to other men. 

Juliette found a disposable camera and took pictures of all the places she was abused, including at his New Mexico ranch. 

She said Epstein offered her $2,000 to recruit girls for him and $4,000 a month to stay with him. But she refused as 'I didn't want to be around him'. 

Juliette's unredacted emails to Epstein were part of the latest tranche of documents released by the Department of Justice.

They show she remained in contact with him until 2017. She said she sent him the emails when she had been drinking or was in the midst of a breakdown.

Juliette said she 'felt like he was watching me, and that was also why I emailed', as she added: 'Invisible chains is a good way to put it, it was like I was handcuffed invisibly.'

It comes as the most complete picture yet of the sickening itinerary of the private jet Epstein used to traffic women and girls around the world - and frequently into Britain was revealed by the Daily Mail.