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Last year, Natacha Jaitt, a model, socialite, TV presenter, and former contestant on the show Big Brother, came forward claiming she had evidence of a high level pedophile ring involving VIPs, politicians, movie stars, and other celebrities. The allegations led to a barrage of attacks against her—including death threats. And, this month, she was found dead in a nightclub, prompting calls of foul play by her family.

According to the Buenos Aires Times, a local news outlet in Jaitt's home country of Argentina, Jaitt's body was found in a bed at the Xanadú party salon in La Ñata, in the Tigre district, north of Buenos Aires City, police confirmed.

Police are currently looking into the circumstances of the 41-year-old mother of two's death, including interviewing those last seen with her in the hours before she died.

According to local media, Jaitt was found naked in a bed at the night club with cocaine residue in her nostrils along with traces of LSD and liquor in her system.

In 2018, Jaitt had made explosive allegations that dozens of high-profile sports and entertainment personalities were involved in an underage prostitution ring. Indicating she feared for her safety, she once went as far as to warn via Twitter that she could pay the ultimate price for revealing dirty information she had on some of the country's rich and famous.

After making these allegations of child sex rings, Jaitt made several television appearances and noted that she received death threats and a slew of backlash. This prompted the former model to go on Twitter to let people know that she would never harm herself.

"WARNING: I am not going to commit suicide, I am not going to take too much cocaine and drown in a bath, or shoot myself. So if this happens, it wasn't me. Save this Tweet," she wrote in April, 2018 according to a translation from the Times.

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Just last month, Jaitt accused film director Pablo Yotich and a friend of his of raping her.

Jaitt's brother said that his sister did not take drugs as a result of advice from doctors who warned her of serious consequences if she mixed them with medication she was on.

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According to police, they have not yet ruled out foul play, but did note that Jaitt's body showed no signs of violence.

In the video below, Jaitt names pedophiles and describes the networks. It was after this that she began getting death threats and made the tweet above.

At 4:13 – 7:07: Jaitt directly states that Gustavo Vera—the president of Argentina—is a pedophile and runs a trafficking network. And that he uses his organization La Alameda to shut down his competition.

Then, at 8:49 – 9:51: Jaitt recounts how the pope himself saved a pedophile priest and relocated him to a new area where he had access to vulnerable children.

This case is eerily similar to that of Mark Minnie, author of the controversial book 'The Lost Boys of Bird Island' who devoted his post-police life to exposing the corruption and horrifying pedophilia he discovered while working as a detective. Minnie and his good friend Chris Steyn, also a former cop turned investigative journalist, worked together on the book to expose a government and business community who took children to Bird Island where they were abused, and some possibly murdered.

Last year, after publishing the book, Minnie was found shot in the head. While officials are calling it an apparent suicide, like Jaitt's family, Minnie's family is claiming that he told them he would never kill himself and that people were after him because he was about to expose even more high-level government pedophilia.

The book details the level of their involvement in the pedophile ring, abuse of the children, alleged acts of murder to cover up the crimes, as well as corruption and abuse of high-level state resources by the network's members.

The book was published on August 5, 2018 and only nine days later, Minnie would be found dead.

Just last year, TFTP reported that during the filming of Sacha Baron Cohen's latest show, Who is America?, as Cohen played an Italian playboy called Gio Monaldo, his uncomfortable antics seemingly revealed an elite pedophile ring.

Cohen recorded an alleged member of this ring admitting that he could procure children as young as 8-years-old for sex and has done so for billionaires. Cohen reportedly brought this information to the FBI who then "decided not to pursue it."