Jeffrey Epstein Arranged For The Transportation Of Young Women Through UK Airports, Was Andrew Involved?

The UK police has launched an investigation into the use of UK airports for trafficking. This is coming after it was revealed that late financier Jeffrey Epstein might have used British airport for the transportation of trafficking victims.

In fact, according to reports, he traveled through UK airports a mere month prior to his arrest in 2019. Here’s everything we know about the ongoing investigation.

Police Question Whether Former Prince Andrew Helped Jeffrey Epstein Arrange His UK Flights

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s name is not leaving the murky waters anytime soon. On Wednesday, The Times published an interesting report that showed that Epstein flew in and out of Britain by private jet for a total of 60 times. This information was of course gathered with the help of booking records, fuel receipts, and flight logs.

In addition to this, The Times was able to confirm that the pedophile also arranged flights for young women from or through the United Kingdom up until June 1, 2019.

This alarming report caused six police forces to launch investigations to determine whether alleged victims were trafficked through British commercial airports and Royal Air Force bases, including RAF Northolt.

The RAF Northolt, located in West London, most recently received Epstein’s jet in 2015.

Speaking on the issue, Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown requested that the six police forces, including the Metropolitan Police, investigate whether Andrew’s paws were involved in Epstein’s use of RAF bases for flights. He also urged the police to uncover whether Andrew might have used jets funded by the UK taxpayer to aid Epstein’s operations.

Despite scores of emerging contradictory evidence, the former Prince continues to vehemently deny any wrongdoing.

On his part, Nazir Afzal, former Chief Crown Prosecutor, called the findings “scandalous.”

In a statement, he said, “Time and time again, when the police have been asked to investigate Epstein regarding sexual abuse and human trafficking, we have been told that a review found no need. How is it possible then for The Times and others to uncover vital incriminating evidence when a police review found no reason to look for it?”

He added: “We’ve seen this week how when the state is the alleged victim, the state can move at pace. When women are the alleged victims, it finds an excuse not to move at all.”

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