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The UK Flat Linked to Jeffrey Epstein’s Transatlantic Operations (3/2/26)

The UK Flat Linked to Jeffrey Epstein’s Transatlantic Operations (3/2/26)

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 Newly surfaced details suggest that **Jeffrey Epstein continued to fly women into the United Kingdom and maintain them in a luxury London flat right up until the day he died in August 2019 while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges. Flight logs from Epstein’s private jet — often called the **“Lolita Express” — indicate he made dozens of trips to the UK, transporting women who would stay at the rented apartment in Kensington. Payments linked to the flat, reportedly exceeding £160,000, were made through entities associated with Epstein, and communications indicate he was arranging rent and schooling for some of the women there, suggesting his network remained operational in Britain until his final months.


The revelations have sparked renewed scrutiny from British authorities, with multiple police jurisdictions — including the Metropolitan Police and the National Crime Agency — examining potential sex trafficking activity and use of UK airports as entry points for Epstein’s flights. Investigators are also probing whether these arrangements could tie into broader trafficking schemes similar to those documented in the U.S., and UK officials have sought unredacted files from American authorities to deepen their inquiry. The emerging picture suggests a significant European component to Epstein’s activities, intensifying pressure on investigators to uncover the full extent of his operations outside American borders.


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source:

Jeffrey Epstein flew in girls to stay at his London flat up until the day he died | Daily Mail Online

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