Epstein's UK flights had alleged British abuse victims on board, BBC finds
Summary
A BBC investigation found nearly 90 flights connected to Jeffrey Epstein that landed in the UK, including those with alleged British abuse victims on board. Despite evidence, there has been no extensive investigation by UK authorities into Epstein's activities there. One British victim helped convict Epstein's associate, Ghislaine Maxwell, in the US but has not been contacted by UK police.Key Facts
- Jeffrey Epstein had almost 90 flights linked to UK airports, with some carrying alleged British victims.
- Three British women appeared in Epstein's flight records and stated they were abused.
- A BBC investigation revealed the UK was a key location for Epstein's operations.
- One British woman's testimony was used in the US trial against Epstein's accomplice, Ghislaine Maxwell.
- UK police have not conducted a full investigation into Epstein's activities in the UK.
- The Metropolitan Police has stated it will review new information if it emerges.
- Legal experts suggest a UK investigation could uncover more about Epstein's local connections.
- Epstein's flight logs showed visits to UK, including trips to royal residences.
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