Disturbing contents of Jeffrey Epstein's secret storage lockers revealed including video tapes and sex manuals

Contents of Jeffrey Epstein's lockers have been revealed, which included a series of disturbing items found in the sex offender's Florida home.

Towards the end of January, some 3,000,000 pages of documents relating to Epstein were released by the Department of Justice, which included new information about the case.

Hundreds of people were also mentioned in the files, including the likes of Whoopi Goldberg and Elon Musk to Zayn Malik and Emma Thompson.

However, it should be worth noting being named in the files does not necessarily suggest any wrongdoing.

In a new development, an inventory list obtained by the Telegraph revealed the number of disturbing items that were found in one of Epstein's secret lockers.

The report detailed a three-page list of masseuses and letters discovered in the Palm Beach residence, as well as VHS tapes and inappropriate DVDs about teens.

New files relating to Epstein have been released in recent weeks (Neil Rasmus/Patrick McMullan via Getty Images)

Furthermore, the Telegraph reported that a number of sex toys and nude photos of what could be some of the late sex offender's victims were also found.

The storage locker is said to have been one of six units Epstein had across the US, which he is said to have rented over a period of 16 years.

Statements from Epstein's credit car show that he started renting out these lockers in 2003 and it's believed he was using some of them up until 2019 when he died.

It's believed the items were stashed in the storage unit for several years, and it remains unclear if the FBI was aware of the items when making a case against Epstein before his death.

Epstein is believed to have used the storage units for several years (DOJ)

The FBI has not commented on whether the storage units were ever searched, as Epstein is said to have paid private detectives for the removal of the items from his Palm Beach residence to a secret locker so investigators would not stumble across them.

It comes after Stephen Hawking's estate issued a statement after an image of the late cosmologist was made public as part of the Epstein files.

The academic was snapped with a cocktail in hand with two women wearing bikinis.

Following the picture's release Hawking's family issued a statement which identified the two women in the picture.

They told The Mirror: "Professor Hawking made some of the greatest contributions to physics in the 20th century while at the same time being the longest-known survivor of motor neurone disease, a debilitating condition which left him reliant on a ventilator, voice synthesiser, wheelchair and round-the-clock medical care.

"Any insinuation of inappropriate conduct on his part is wrong and far-fetched in the extreme."