Summary
The UK's Ministry of Defence (MoD) is investigating whether Jeffrey Epstein used RAF bases during his trips to the UK. This review follows concerns raised by former Prime Minister Gordon Brown, who has called for a police investigation into flights involving Epstein. The Defence Secretary, John Healey, has ordered a thorough check of records and emails to find any links.
Key Facts
- The Ministry of Defence is reviewing the use of RAF bases by Jeffrey Epstein.
- Defence Secretary John Healey is overseeing the investigation.
- The review includes examining records and emails for evidence.
- Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown requested a police investigation into Prince Andrew's potential involvement with Epstein.
- Epstein flew to RAF Marham air base in December 2000 on a private jet.
- A BBC investigation revealed about 90 flights linked to Epstein in the UK.
- The MoD stated RAF airfields can be used for private flights if fees are paid.
- Epstein died in 2019 while awaiting trial for sex trafficking charges.
