The US Justice Department released additional FBI documents related to its investigation of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein on Thursday that included previously withheld summaries of interviews with a woman who alleged that President Donald Trump sexually assaulted her in the 1980s after being introduced to him by Jeffrey Epstein.&nbsp;The documents detailing the interviews had not been made public under previous congressionally-mandated file releases related to the late convicted sex offender because they were mistakenly marked “duplicative”, the department said. They were only recently identified as distinct records following further examination, it said.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/indonesia-to-ban-social-media-for-children-under-16-citizens-say-prohibit-porn-online-gambling-sites-too-1772818286678">Indonesia to ban social media for children under 16; citizens say prohibit porn, online gambling sites too</a>&nbsp;In the newly released materials, the woman, who was between 13 and 15 years old at the time of the alleged incidents, described being taken by Epstein to a location in either New York or New Jersey, where she was introduced to Trump. She claimed that Trump tried to force her into performing oral sex, during which she bit him in resistance. The woman also alleged separate assaults by Epstein and reported receiving threatening phone calls over the years from individuals she believed were connected to Epstein.She was threatened to remain silent.&nbsp;&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/karnataka-home-to-india-s-silicon-valley-to-ban-social-media-for-children-under-16-cm-siddaramaiah-1772795908734">Karnataka, home to India’s Silicon Valley, to ban social media for children under 16</a>&nbsp;Democrats are investigating the Trump administration’s handling of the Epstein files.&nbsp;Trump has denied any wrongdoing related to the Epstein allegations, and the Justice Department previously said some of the documents it has released “contain untrue and sensationalist claims against President Trump,” particularly those submitted around 2020 US elections.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/is-iran-using-decoys-to-fool-enemies-internet-says-israel-bombed-a-helicopter-painting-1772792063782">Is Iran using decoys to fool enemies? Internet says Israel bombed a helicopter painting</a>&nbsp;On Wednesday, the House Oversight Committee voted to subpoena Attorney General Pam Bondi to testify regarding the department’s management and disclosure of the records. The bipartisan-backed motion (24-19) highlighted concerns over transparency in the Jeffrey Epstein case.The latest disclosure adds to the ongoing public release of millions of pages from Epstein-related investigations.

The new documents had not been made public under previous congressionally-mandated file releases because they were mistakenly marked “duplicative”, the department said. They were only recently identified as distinct records following further examination, it added.

The US Justice Department released additional FBI documents related to its investigation of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein on Thursday that included previously withheld summaries of interviews with a woman who alleged that President Donald Trump sexually assaulted her in the 1980s after being introduced to him by Jeffrey Epstein. The documents detailing the interviews had not been made public under previous congressionally-mandated file releases related to the late convicted sex offender because they were mistakenly marked “duplicative”, the department said. They were only recently identified as distinct records following further examination, it said. Also Read: Indonesia to ban social media for children under 16; citizens say prohibit porn, online gambling sites too In the newly released materials, the woman, who was between 13 and 15 years old at the time of the alleged incidents, described being taken by Epstein to a location in either New York or New Jersey, where she was introduced to Trump. She claimed that Trump tried to force her into performing oral sex, during which she bit him in resistance. The woman also alleged separate assaults by Epstein and reported receiving threatening phone calls over the years from individuals she believed were connected to Epstein. She was threatened to remain silent. Also Read: Karnataka, home to India’s Silicon Valley, to ban social media for children under 16 Democrats are investigating the Trump administration’s handling of the Epstein files. Trump has denied any wrongdoing related to the Epstein allegations, and the Justice Department previously said some of the documents it has released “contain untrue and sensationalist claims against President Trump,” particularly those submitted around 2020 US elections. Also Read: Is Iran using decoys to fool enemies? Internet says Israel bombed a helicopter painting On Wednesday, the House Oversight Committee voted to subpoena Attorney General Pam Bondi to testify regarding the department’s management and disclosure of the records. The bipartisan-backed motion (24-19) highlighted concerns over transparency in the Jeffrey Epstein case. The latest disclosure adds to the ongoing public release of millions of pages from Epstein-related investigations.

The new documents had not been made public under previous congressionally-mandated file releases because they were mistakenly marked “duplicative”, the department said. They were only recently identified as distinct records following further examination, it added.

‘Assaulted by Trump when I was minor,’ reveals woman’s interview in new Epstein files

Details are out on the contents of one of the six secret storage lockers of Jeffrey Epstein. The late paedophile financier hid computers, sex manuals, nude photos and VHS tapes in a Palm Beach storage locker before a 2005 raid. But the question is, what is still being hidden?

Details are out on the contents of one of the six secret storage lockers of Jeffrey Epstein. The late paedophile financier hid computers, sex manuals, nude photos and VHS tapes in a Palm Beach storage locker before a 2005 raid. But the question is, what is still being hidden?&nbsp;

‘Slave manuals’, sex toys, porn mags, VHS tapes, nude photos: Items in Epstein's secret storage locker REVEALED

Reports are claiming that former Norwegian Prime Minister Thorbjørn Jagland, who also served as chair of the Norwegian Nobel Committee and head of the Council of Europe, was recently hospitalised after an alleged suicide attempt in the wake of corruption charges arising from his links to late paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein. The news came days after Jagland was formally charged with aggravated corruption that could lead to 10 years in prison. He has denied any wrongdoing, calling his links to Epstein “unwise” or “poor judgement”, and saying he would cooperate fully with the probe.<h2>Was the news of Jagland suicide attempt silenced?</h2>According to various media reports and social media posts, the Norwegian Editors' Association reportedly reached an agreement with Jagland's lawyer not to cover his suicide attempt, which happened last week.&nbsp;But some outlets went ahead and published the story anyway. The OSINT outlet Faytuks Network was among the first to report the development. Reports suggested that Jagland's condition is serious.<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/epstein-files-peter-mandelson-faces-allegations-of-giving-sensitive-info-to-epstein-1771904668957/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/epstein-files-peter-mandelson-faces-allegations-of-giving-sensitive-info-to-epstein-1771904668957/embed</a><h2>Who is Thorbjørn Jagland, linked to Epstein files?</h2>A prominent Norwegian politician, Thorbjørn Jagland served as Norwegian prime minister from 1996 to 1997 and as Secretary General of the Council of Europe from 2009 to 2019. He also served as Norway's Foreign Minister and as chair of the Norwegian Nobel Committee from 2009 to 2015.His links to Epstein were revealed in the release of Epstein files by the US Justice Department.Jagland and his family members planned or made visits to Epstein's properties in Paris, New York, and Palm Beach, Florida, according to email communications released in the US. There are also reports that they planned a visit to Epstein's private island in Little St James, known in media accounts as ‘pedo island’, though it was possibly cancelled.Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-jesus-watches-over-her-whoops-disturbing-epstein-files-email-mocking-young-victim-s-faith-goes-viral-1771055911141">'Jesus watches over her… whoops': Disturbing Epstein files email mocking young victim’s faith goes viral</a>&nbsp;Epstein reportedly sought Jagland's help to arrange meetings or messages with high-profile figures such as Russian President Vladimir Putin, or to promote financial ideas.Jagland was described in some Epstein communications as a “Nobel big shot”.The relationship appears mutually beneficial in Epstein's view. Jagland offered access and influence in diplomatic and human rights circles, while Epstein provided luxury perks, gifts, travel, and possibly loans.<h2>Norway's probe into Jagland–Epstein links</h2>Norwegian police charged Jagland with gross corruption over his Epstein connections, which he denied. &nbsp;The charges followed a probe by Norway's economic crime unit Økokrim into Jagland. Police raided Jagland's home in Oslo and other properties.The probe is into whether he misused his official positions as chair of the Norwegian Nobel Committee or head of the Council of Europe to receive improper benefits from Epstein. The Council of Europe waived his diplomatic immunity at Norway's request to allow the probe to proceed.The period in which he was in touch with Epstein, from 2011 to 2018, coincided with his roles as chair of the Norwegian Nobel Committee (2009–2015) and Secretary General of the Council of Europe (2009–2019).Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/revealed-at-least-6-epstein-secret-storage-units-missed-by-fbi-what-are-they-hiding-unseen-pics-of-young-victims-blackmail-material-powerful-men-1771892294014">REVEALED! At least 6 Epstein secret storage units missed by FBI. What are they hiding?</a>Økokrim Director Pål K. Lønseth said there were “reasonable grounds” to investigate whether Jagland received improper benefits, such as gifts, travel expenses, loans, or holidays from Epstein, connected to his official positions.Following Økokrim searches of Jagland's residence in Oslo and other recreational and coastal homes, he was formally charged under the Norwegian Penal Code.&nbsp;The investigation remains ongoing.No evidence has linked Jagland to Epstein's criminal sexual activities or any direct involvement in abuse or trafficking.&nbsp;The main focus of the probe is on him allegedly accepting undue benefits or peddling influence.

Reports suggest that former Norwegian PM Thorbjørn Jagland was hospitalised after an alleged suicide attempt days after being charged with aggravated corruption over his links to late paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein. He had denied any wrongdoing.

Reports are claiming that former Norwegian Prime Minister Thorbjørn Jagland, who also served as chair of the Norwegian Nobel Committee and head of the Council of Europe, was recently hospitalised after an alleged suicide attempt in the wake of corruption charges arising from his links to late paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein. The news came days after Jagland was formally charged with aggravated corruption that could lead to 10 years in prison. He has denied any wrongdoing, calling his links to Epstein “unwise” or “poor judgement”, and saying he would cooperate fully with the probe. Was the news of Jagland suicide attempt silenced? According to various media reports and social media posts, the Norwegian Editors' Association reportedly reached an agreement with Jagland's lawyer not to cover his suicide attempt, which happened last week. But some outlets went ahead and published the story anyway. The OSINT outlet Faytuks Network was among the first to report the development. Reports suggested that Jagland's condition is serious. https://www.wionews.com/videos/epstein-files-peter-mandelson-faces-allegations-of-giving-sensitive-info-to-epstein-1771904668957/embed Who is Thorbjørn Jagland, linked to Epstein files? A prominent Norwegian politician, Thorbjørn Jagland served as Norwegian prime minister from 1996 to 1997 and as Secretary General of the Council of Europe from 2009 to 2019. He also served as Norway's Foreign Minister and as chair of the Norwegian Nobel Committee from 2009 to 2015. His links to Epstein were revealed in the release of Epstein files by the US Justice Department. Jagland and his family members planned or made visits to Epstein's properties in Paris, New York, and Palm Beach, Florida, according to email communications released in the US. There are also reports that they planned a visit to Epstein's private island in Little St James, known in media accounts as ‘pedo island’, though it was possibly cancelled. Also read: 'Jesus watches over her… whoops': Disturbing Epstein files email mocking young victim’s faith goes viral Epstein reportedly sought Jagland's help to arrange meetings or messages with high-profile figures such as Russian President Vladimir Putin, or to promote financial ideas. Jagland was described in some Epstein communications as a “Nobel big shot”. The relationship appears mutually beneficial in Epstein's view. Jagland offered access and influence in diplomatic and human rights circles, while Epstein provided luxury perks, gifts, travel, and possibly loans. Norway's probe into Jagland–Epstein links Norwegian police charged Jagland with gross corruption over his Epstein connections, which he denied. The charges followed a probe by Norway's economic crime unit Økokrim into Jagland. Police raided Jagland's home in Oslo and other properties. The probe is into whether he misused his official positions as chair of the Norwegian Nobel Committee or head of the Council of Europe to receive improper benefits from Epstein. The Council of Europe waived his diplomatic immunity at Norway's request to allow the probe to proceed. The period in which he was in touch with Epstein, from 2011 to 2018, coincided with his roles as chair of the Norwegian Nobel Committee (2009–2015) and Secretary General of the Council of Europe (2009–2019). Also read: REVEALED! At least 6 Epstein secret storage units missed by FBI. What are they hiding? Økokrim Director Pål K. Lønseth said there were “reasonable grounds” to investigate whether Jagland received improper benefits, such as gifts, travel expenses, loans, or holidays from Epstein, connected to his official positions. Following Økokrim searches of Jagland's residence in Oslo and other recreational and coastal homes, he was formally charged under the Norwegian Penal Code. The investigation remains ongoing. No evidence has linked Jagland to Epstein's criminal sexual activities or any direct involvement in abuse or trafficking. The main focus of the probe is on him allegedly accepting undue benefits or peddling influence.

Reports suggest that former Norwegian PM Thorbjørn Jagland was hospitalised after an alleged suicide attempt days after being charged with aggravated corruption over his links to late paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein. He had denied any wrongdoing.

Norwegian ex-PM Thorbjorn Jagland attempted suicide following corruption charges linked to paedophile Epstein: Reports

Jeffrey Epstein stashed computers and photographs in storage units scattered across the United States, according to reports. Financial records show the convicted sex offender rented at least six lock-ups over the years, paying monthly fees that continued until 2019, the year he died in custody. What are they hiding? Disturbing images of his young victims or incriminating blackmail material against powerful men? Here's what we know.<h2>At least six secret storage units still hide murky Epstein secrets</h2>According to documents reviewed by The Telegraph, Jeffrey Epstein's financial records, released as part of Department of Justice disclosures, show that the paedophile was renting at least six lock-ups when he died in 2019. Despite multiple mentions of the storage units, federal authorities never searched them, show search warrants examined by the newspaper.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/-i-loved-the-torture-video-recipient-of-horrifying-epstein-email-finally-identified-doj-epstein-files-release-1770782784202">‘I loved the torture video’: Recipient of horrifying Epstein email FINALLY identified</a>If that is the case, the lockers could still contain material linked to Epstein and powerful figures in his orbit, including US President Donald Trump, disgraced UK royal Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor (previously known as Prince Andrew) and Lord Mandelson. What, if anything, remains in those units is unknown.<figure class="image"><img src="https://assets.getkino.com/photos/EFTA00000471-0.png"><figcaption>Image credit: DoJ Jeffrey Epstein disclosures</figcaption></figure><figure class="image"><img src="https://cdn1.wionews.com/prod/wion/images/2026/20260224/image-1771896602035.png"><figcaption>Image credit: DoJ Jeffrey Epstein disclosures</figcaption></figure><h2>Epstein was tipped off about a raid on his Palm Beach residence?</h2>Emails and invoices indicate Epstein hired private detectives to remove computers from his Palm Beach home in the mid-2000s, around the time local police were preparing to execute a search warrant. In an August 2009 message, a private investigator told Epstein and his lawyers that computers and paperwork taken before a warrant had been secured were "locked in storage." The email also referred to copying, or "cloning," hard drives. It remains unclear what became of those copies.This tracks, former Palm Beach police chief Michael Reiter, after the search said the house appeared "cleaned up: before officers searched it in 2005. The newly unearthed correspondence suggests that it may not have been accidental.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/explosive-epstein-files-accuse-trump-of-raping-13-year-old-murdering-a-new-born-white-house-says-this-about-allegations-1769823565436">Explosive Epstein files accuse Trump of raping 13-year-old, murdering a newborn; White House says THIS about allegations</a><h2>Payments that ran for years</h2>Credit card statements show regular payments to a Florida facility known as Uncle Bob’s beginning in 2003. Charges continued for years, with other storage units rented in Royal Palm Beach and Manhattan.<figure class="image"><img src="https://cdn1.wionews.com/prod/wion/images/2026/20260224/image-1771895649512.png"><figcaption>Image credit: DoJ Jeffrey Epstein disclosures</figcaption></figure><figure class="image"><img src="https://cdn1.wionews.com/prod/wion/images/2026/20260224/image-1771895893373.png"><figcaption>Image credit: DoJ Jeffrey Epstein disclosures</figcaption></figure>One New York unit, rented for roughly $500 a month, was reportedly opened on Epstein’s behalf by private investigators. In Florida, several of the lock-ups were located near his 14,000 square foot mansion on El Brillo Way, the property central to the sex trafficking investigation.Photographs believed to be from one unit show boxes, projectors, and what appears to be computer equipment stacked inside. The FBI declined to say whether any of the facilities were ever searched. Storage companies have also cited confidentiality rules.&nbsp;

Jeffrey Epstein stashed computers and photographs in storage units scattered across the United States, according to reports. Financial records show the convicted sex offender rented at least six lock-ups over the years, paying monthly fees that continued until 2019, the year he died in custody. What are they hiding? Disturbing images of his young victims or incriminating blackmail material against powerful men? Here's what we know. At least six secret storage units still hide murky Epstein secrets According to documents reviewed by The Telegraph, Jeffrey Epstein's financial records, released as part of Department of Justice disclosures, show that the paedophile was renting at least six lock-ups when he died in 2019. Despite multiple mentions of the storage units, federal authorities never searched them, show search warrants examined by the newspaper. Also read | ‘I loved the torture video’: Recipient of horrifying Epstein email FINALLY identified If that is the case, the lockers could still contain material linked to Epstein and powerful figures in his orbit, including US President Donald Trump, disgraced UK royal Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor (previously known as Prince Andrew) and Lord Mandelson. What, if anything, remains in those units is unknown. Image credit: DoJ Jeffrey Epstein disclosures Image credit: DoJ Jeffrey Epstein disclosures Epstein was tipped off about a raid on his Palm Beach residence? Emails and invoices indicate Epstein hired private detectives to remove computers from his Palm Beach home in the mid-2000s, around the time local police were preparing to execute a search warrant. In an August 2009 message, a private investigator told Epstein and his lawyers that computers and paperwork taken before a warrant had been secured were "locked in storage." The email also referred to copying, or "cloning," hard drives. It remains unclear what became of those copies. This tracks, former Palm Beach police chief Michael Reiter, after the search said the house appeared "cleaned up: before officers searched it in 2005. The newly unearthed correspondence suggests that it may not have been accidental. Also read | Explosive Epstein files accuse Trump of raping 13-year-old, murdering a newborn; White House says THIS about allegations Payments that ran for years Credit card statements show regular payments to a Florida facility known as Uncle Bob’s beginning in 2003. Charges continued for years, with other storage units rented in Royal Palm Beach and Manhattan. Image credit: DoJ Jeffrey Epstein disclosures Image credit: DoJ Jeffrey Epstein disclosures One New York unit, rented for roughly $500 a month, was reportedly opened on Epstein’s behalf by private investigators. In Florida, several of the lock-ups were located near his 14,000 square foot mansion on El Brillo Way, the property central to the sex trafficking investigation. Photographs believed to be from one unit show boxes, projectors, and what appears to be computer equipment stacked inside. The FBI declined to say whether any of the facilities were ever searched. Storage companies have also cited confidentiality rules.

Records show Jeffrey Epstein rented at least six storage units across Florida and New York until his 2019 death, but federal warrants suggest they were never searched. What's hidden in them? Unseen pics of young victims or blackmail material against powerful men. All you need to know.

REVEALED! At least 6 Epstein secret storage units missed by FBI. What are they hiding?

‘Lolita Express’ was the nickname given to a private jet used by the late paedophile Jeffrey to allegedly traffic minors for sex across the US and beyond. A central aspect of the Epstein files saga, the aircraft is a stark reminder of the shadowy world of his sex trafficking network – and a symbol of how he combined luxury travel with the alleged abuse of underage girls. Associated with powerful figures, the jet was reportedly used to lure victims with the promise of a glamorous, mile-high lifestyle. But what happened to it?&nbsp;<h2>Where is Lolita Express, the Jeffrey Epstein plane?</h2>The infamous Boeing 727-100 is now permanently grounded and has been decaying for nearly a decade in an aviation boneyard at Stambaugh Aviation in Brunswick, Georgia, USA. Originally built in 1969, the aircraft – registration N908JE and serial number 20115 – first flew in July that year for TWA. It was later converted for private use. The jet has been sitting dormant in the aircraft graveyard since around 2016, when it was withdrawn from service.<h2>Epstein's Lolita Express is now a rotting skeleton</h2>A New York Post tour described the plane as a “rotting skeleton”, citing significant deterioration and an overall degraded condition.It was stripped of its three engines in 2016, and its interior has corroded. The boneyard operator has said that, given its age of nearly 60 years, the aircraft will never fly again.Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/deepak-chopra-jeffrey-epstein-doj-files-messages-1771851261266">Deepak Chopra’s messages with Jeffrey Epstein revealed in new DOJ files</a><h2>Lolita Express, a stark relic tied to Epstein’s abuses</h2>The plane is a grim reminder of Epstein’s sex trafficking operations, in which it was allegedly used to transport underage girls and associates.&nbsp;It was grounded around three years before Epstein’s 2019 arrest and subsequent death.Several of Epstein’s victims and accusers have described flying on the jet, with some alleging they were abused during flights.The late Virginia Giuffre, a prominent survivor and whistleblower, recounted in her memoir Nobody’s Girl an alleged incident in which Epstein brought her aboard to have sex with a “friend”, described as a politician who she said had raped her weeks earlier.&nbsp;Another survivor, Juliette Bryant, recalled being forcibly touched shortly after take-off on the plane.<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/epstein-files-fallout-evidence-in-epstein-uk-flight-probe-destroyed-1771847961110/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/epstein-files-fallout-evidence-in-epstein-uk-flight-probe-destroyed-1771847961110/embed</a><h2>How Lolita Express changed hands</h2>The plane was acquired in January 2001 by JEGE Inc, a company linked to Epstein and his former associate Ghislaine Maxwell. Epstein later reportedly sold it to World Aviation Services LLC, a Florida-based company.It changed hands again in July 2024, transferred to Jet Assets Incorporated, a Wyoming-based company.Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/jeffrey-epstein-storage-units-intelligence-links-report-1771832339331">Epstein rented six secret security storage across US for years</a><h2>Lolita Express: A VIP-configured Boeing</h2>The Boeing 727-100 measured approximately 133 feet in length. Configured for VIP use, it could carry around 29 passengers.The aircraft featured a home theatre, mid-cabin lounge, galley, salon, and a private aft stateroom with a queen-size bed and en-suite lavatory equipped with a European-style shower.By late 2007, it had logged 33,555 flight hours and 22,282 cycles.

Jeffrey Epstein’s ‘Lolita Express’ was once central to the late paedophile's sex trafficking network. Where is the Boeing plane now?

‘Lolita Express’ was the nickname given to a private jet used by the late paedophile Jeffrey to allegedly traffic minors for sex across the US and beyond. A central aspect of the Epstein files saga, the aircraft is a stark reminder of the shadowy world of his sex trafficking network – and a symbol of how he combined luxury travel with the alleged abuse of underage girls. Associated with powerful figures, the jet was reportedly used to lure victims with the promise of a glamorous, mile-high lifestyle. But what happened to it? Where is Lolita Express, the Jeffrey Epstein plane? The infamous Boeing 727-100 is now permanently grounded and has been decaying for nearly a decade in an aviation boneyard at Stambaugh Aviation in Brunswick, Georgia, USA. Originally built in 1969, the aircraft – registration N908JE and serial number 20115 – first flew in July that year for TWA. It was later converted for private use. The jet has been sitting dormant in the aircraft graveyard since around 2016, when it was withdrawn from service. Epstein's Lolita Express is now a rotting skeleton A New York Post tour described the plane as a “rotting skeleton”, citing significant deterioration and an overall degraded condition. It was stripped of its three engines in 2016, and its interior has corroded. The boneyard operator has said that, given its age of nearly 60 years, the aircraft will never fly again. Also read: Deepak Chopra’s messages with Jeffrey Epstein revealed in new DOJ files Lolita Express, a stark relic tied to Epstein’s abuses The plane is a grim reminder of Epstein’s sex trafficking operations, in which it was allegedly used to transport underage girls and associates. It was grounded around three years before Epstein’s 2019 arrest and subsequent death. Several of Epstein’s victims and accusers have described flying on the jet, with some alleging they were abused during flights. The late Virginia Giuffre, a prominent survivor and whistleblower, recounted in her memoir Nobody’s Girl an alleged incident in which Epstein brought her aboard to have sex with a “friend”, described as a politician who she said had raped her weeks earlier. Another survivor, Juliette Bryant, recalled being forcibly touched shortly after take-off on the plane. https://www.wionews.com/videos/epstein-files-fallout-evidence-in-epstein-uk-flight-probe-destroyed-1771847961110/embed How Lolita Express changed hands The plane was acquired in January 2001 by JEGE Inc, a company linked to Epstein and his former associate Ghislaine Maxwell. Epstein later reportedly sold it to World Aviation Services LLC, a Florida-based company. It changed hands again in July 2024, transferred to Jet Assets Incorporated, a Wyoming-based company. Also read: Epstein rented six secret security storage across US for years Lolita Express: A VIP-configured Boeing The Boeing 727-100 measured approximately 133 feet in length. Configured for VIP use, it could carry around 29 passengers. The aircraft featured a home theatre, mid-cabin lounge, galley, salon, and a private aft stateroom with a queen-size bed and en-suite lavatory equipped with a European-style shower. By late 2007, it had logged 33,555 flight hours and 22,282 cycles.

Jeffrey Epstein’s ‘Lolita Express’ was once central to the late paedophile's sex trafficking network. Where is the Boeing plane now?

Where is ‘Lolita Express’, the infamous plane at the heart of paedophile Jeffrey Epstein’s trafficking operations, now?

For the longest time, former Buckingham Palace cop Paul Page made several allegations in the wake of the sordid Jeffrey Epstein saga and the late paedophile-trafficker’s links with now-jailed ex-UK socialite Ghislaine Maxwell and now-arrested ex-UK royal Prince Andrew. In interviews with Lad Bible and other outlets since 2022, Page claimed that Maxwell came several times to meet Andrew at Buckingham Palace, often breezing through otherwise tight security in one of the most tightly secured buildings in the world. Maxwell’s access to Andrew, and the Palace, was such that her name was often kept off security records, as per Page’s claims. In his telling, officers even saw them having a private picnic on the Palace lawn. When he made the claims in various interviews since 2022, Page was not taken seriously. But with the arrest of Andrew — once Prince Andrew and now Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor — over alleged misuse of public office linked to Epstein files, the ex-cop’s words appear to have a grain of truth in them. His comments are resurfacing even as British police have questioned former protection officers linked to Andrew as part of the probe into his security arrangements and related allegations.Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/epstein-files-ghislaine-maxwell-shadow-commission-9-11-doj-release-1771133803234">Epstein files show that an email dated one week after the 9/11- “Where is the real pilot?”</a><h2>What did Paul Page say about Epstein?</h2>Page, who served as a Buckingham Palace royal protection officer between around 1998 and 2004, appeared in interviews with 60 Minutes Australia, an ITV documentary titled Ghislaine, Prince Andrew and the Paedophile, and more recently on Lad Bible amid renewed scrutiny of the Epstein files following Andrew’s arrest.Page rarely made any direct comments on Epstein, having had no personal sightings of the late sex trafficker on Palace grounds during his tenure. He said he did not personally know what was going on regarding any activities of Andrew on the so-called “paedo island” owned by Epstein.Page has focused far more on Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein’s associate and convicted sex trafficker.<h2>What did ex-cop Paul say about Ghislaine Maxwell and Andrew?</h2>Page said in the various interviews that there were frequent visits by Maxwell which were unlogged in security records, to meet Prince Andrew, starting around 2001. She entered or exited “at will”, he claimed, sometimes multiple times a day — up to four in one day, as per his colleague.She did this while bypassing standard logging protocols, which Page described as a “blatant breach” of security.&nbsp;Page said Maxwell basically had a “free pass”, and officers suspected intimacy or romantic involvement between her and Andrew. He also witnessed scenarios such as Andrew and Maxwell having a private picnic on Palace grounds.Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/ghislaine-maxwell-fifth-amendment-2016-deposition-epstein-case-1770893974254">From sealed deposition to prison sentence: Ghislaine Maxwell’s legal strategy</a><h2>Andrew: Ex-royal compromised by Epstein and Maxwell?</h2>While many details are still hazy, suspicion remains that Andrew may have shared confidential UK trade or investment information with Epstein during his time as a trade envoy in 2010 or earlier. Page reiterated that Maxwell had exceptional access and that officers suspected an intimate or romantic relationship between her and Andrew.<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/uk-police-question-andrew-s-former-protection-officers-1771682394346/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/uk-police-question-andrew-s-former-protection-officers-1771682394346/embed</a>It was Maxwell who introduced Andrew to Epstein, according to widely reported accounts.Page's revelations found new life following Andrew’s 19 February arrest on suspicion of misconduct in public office tied to the Epstein files.&nbsp;Page had mentioned historical lapses in royal vetting that allowed Maxwell, convicted in 2022 for sex trafficking, unfettered access despite her father’s fraud scandal.&nbsp;Maxwell’s father was the infamous publisher Robert Maxwell, who defrauded his employees of their pension funds.

Ghislaine Maxwell breezed through Buckingham Palace security to meet the now-ex royal Andrew, according to a former UK cop. Her name was kept off records, he had alleged. There appears to be a grain of truth in these claims, in the wake of Andrew's arrest over Epstein files

For the longest time, former Buckingham Palace cop Paul Page made several allegations in the wake of the sordid Jeffrey Epstein saga and the late paedophile-trafficker’s links with now-jailed ex-UK socialite Ghislaine Maxwell and now-arrested ex-UK royal Prince Andrew. In interviews with Lad Bible and other outlets since 2022, Page claimed that Maxwell came several times to meet Andrew at Buckingham Palace, often breezing through otherwise tight security in one of the most tightly secured buildings in the world. Maxwell’s access to Andrew, and the Palace, was such that her name was often kept off security records, as per Page’s claims. In his telling, officers even saw them having a private picnic on the Palace lawn. When he made the claims in various interviews since 2022, Page was not taken seriously. But with the arrest of Andrew — once Prince Andrew and now Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor — over alleged misuse of public office linked to Epstein files, the ex-cop’s words appear to have a grain of truth in them. His comments are resurfacing even as British police have questioned former protection officers linked to Andrew as part of the probe into his security arrangements and related allegations. Also read: Epstein files show that an email dated one week after the 9/11- “Where is the real pilot?” What did Paul Page say about Epstein? Page, who served as a Buckingham Palace royal protection officer between around 1998 and 2004, appeared in interviews with 60 Minutes Australia, an ITV documentary titled Ghislaine, Prince Andrew and the Paedophile, and more recently on Lad Bible amid renewed scrutiny of the Epstein files following Andrew’s arrest. Page rarely made any direct comments on Epstein, having had no personal sightings of the late sex trafficker on Palace grounds during his tenure. He said he did not personally know what was going on regarding any activities of Andrew on the so-called “paedo island” owned by Epstein. Page has focused far more on Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein’s associate and convicted sex trafficker. What did ex-cop Paul say about Ghislaine Maxwell and Andrew? Page said in the various interviews that there were frequent visits by Maxwell which were unlogged in security records, to meet Prince Andrew, starting around 2001. She entered or exited “at will”, he claimed, sometimes multiple times a day — up to four in one day, as per his colleague. She did this while bypassing standard logging protocols, which Page described as a “blatant breach” of security. Page said Maxwell basically had a “free pass”, and officers suspected intimacy or romantic involvement between her and Andrew. He also witnessed scenarios such as Andrew and Maxwell having a private picnic on Palace grounds. Also read: From sealed deposition to prison sentence: Ghislaine Maxwell’s legal strategy Andrew: Ex-royal compromised by Epstein and Maxwell? While many details are still hazy, suspicion remains that Andrew may have shared confidential UK trade or investment information with Epstein during his time as a trade envoy in 2010 or earlier. Page reiterated that Maxwell had exceptional access and that officers suspected an intimate or romantic relationship between her and Andrew. https://www.wionews.com/videos/uk-police-question-andrew-s-former-protection-officers-1771682394346/embed It was Maxwell who introduced Andrew to Epstein, according to widely reported accounts. Page's revelations found new life following Andrew’s 19 February arrest on suspicion of misconduct in public office tied to the Epstein files. Page had mentioned historical lapses in royal vetting that allowed Maxwell, convicted in 2022 for sex trafficking, unfettered access despite her father’s fraud scandal. Maxwell’s father was the infamous publisher Robert Maxwell, who defrauded his employees of their pension funds.

Ghislaine Maxwell breezed through Buckingham Palace security to meet the now-ex royal Andrew, according to a former UK cop. Her name was kept off records, he had alleged. There appears to be a grain of truth in these claims, in the wake of Andrew's arrest over Epstein files

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The financial services firm Charles Schwab wired nearly $27.7 million on behalf of late paedophile and sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein for a “palace in Morocco” just days before his 2019 arrest and alleged suicide, reports said, citing US Justice Department documents. According to the Epstein files cited by the Reuters news agency, the money was wired to a realtor in Morocco in the 10 days before his 2019 arrest.<h2>Charles Schwab’s financial nexus with late sex trafficker Epstein</h2>According to the Reuters report, Schwab opened three accounts for Epstein’s companies in April 2019, including one for Southern Trust. The account listed Richard Kahn as the authorised individual and Epstein as president and sole beneficial owner. The transactions took place between 26 June and 9 July 2019.<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/epstein-files-probe-former-prince-andrew-released-from-custody-1771669779399/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/epstein-files-probe-former-prince-andrew-released-from-custody-1771669779399/embed</a><h2>Epstein's dream palace: The three Charles Schwab transactions</h2>As per the report, Southern Trust instructed Schwab to wire $12.7 million to buy the Bin Ennakhil palace in Marrakesh, Morocco. The funds were sent to a Julius Baer account in Switzerland held by a realtor, Marc Leon. The transfer was later reversed after a caller said the terms were not “agreeable” and that a larger payment would be made to a different account, Reuters reported.On 4 July 2019, two days before Epstein’s arrest, Southern Trust instructed Schwab to send $14.95 million to Leon’s account, but the account lacked sufficient funds because the earlier $12.7 million had not yet been returned, Reuters reported.Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/-blue-blood-black-book-did-former-prince-andrew-s-epstein-links-push-britain-s-royals-into-their-worst-crisis-in-90-years-1771676196622">Did former Prince Andrew’s Epstein links push Britain’s royals into their worst crisis in 90 years?</a><h2>Schwab alerted financial crimes body after Epstein arrest</h2>According to the report, Schwab filed a suspicious activity report (SAR) to the US Treasury Department’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) on 13 July 2019, seven days after Epstein’s arrest.Schwab told FinCEN it had “concerns with attempted wires for the purpose of real estate, in light of negative media surrounding Jeffrey Epstein” and concerns about him being a possible flight risk ahead of a bail hearing.It said: “An associate of Epstein opened accounts in April 2019. Shortly after, our Risk team began investigating the accounts and within 60 days of starting the review, we notified the client of our decision to close and terminate the relationship. We also referred the matter to federal law enforcement.”Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/epstein-estate-agrees-to-pay-up-to-35-million-to-settle-survivors-lawsuit-1771578511189">Epstein Estate agrees to pay up to $35 million to settle survivors’ lawsuit</a><h2>All about Bin Ennakhil palace eyed by Epstein before his death</h2>The Bin Ennakhil palace spans 4.6 hectares and features gold-draped walls, a hammam steam spa and 60 marble fountains. It includes gardens with hundreds of olive trees and more than 2,000 palms. According to Irish Times report from 2014, it has a bamboo forest, aromatic rose garden and orangery. The built area of the palace spans 5,481sq m (59,000sq ft). It has eight bedrooms, indoor and outdoor pools and a jacuzzi as well as “museum-quality” gilding, carving and zellige tiling.The palace covers an area bigger than New York’s Washington Square Park or around six standard football pitches, according to the Reuters report.The property was being marketed through Marc Leon, a Marrakesh-based realtor. Reuters reported that Epstein had first attempted to buy Bin Ennakhil in 2011 and that negotiations over the terms and price continued over the years.The Irish Times report described the palace as "the result of a dream by two builders enamoured with the Alhambra in Grenada."“While browsing in a second-hand bookshop in London 20 years ago, the pair found plans for the Andalusian masterpiece and engaged 1,300 craftsmen over the space of three years to construct this marble replica,” said a report on 'the most opulent homes in the world'.<h2>‘There was nothing to prevent Epstein from buying Morocco palace’</h2>Citing Leon, the Reuters report said Epstein had been convicted of sex crimes in 2008 and had served his sentence, and therefore there was nothing to prevent him from attempting to purchase property in Morocco.“We had no way of knowing that he had continued his terrible crimes. The anti-money laundering checks in force were carried out by the banking institutions involved in the future transaction, which ultimately never took place,” Reuters quoted Leon as saying.The property has since been sold to another buyer, Leon said. &nbsp;

Charles Schwab wired $27.7 million for Jeffrey Epstein’s planned Marrakesh palace purchase days before his 2019 arrest and alleged suicide. The palace is among the most opulent residences in the world. Epstein had an interest in it for years

The financial services firm Charles Schwab wired nearly $27.7 million on behalf of late paedophile and sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein for a “palace in Morocco” just days before his 2019 arrest and alleged suicide, reports said, citing US Justice Department documents. According to the Epstein files cited by the Reuters news agency, the money was wired to a realtor in Morocco in the 10 days before his 2019 arrest. Charles Schwab’s financial nexus with late sex trafficker Epstein According to the Reuters report, Schwab opened three accounts for Epstein’s companies in April 2019, including one for Southern Trust. The account listed Richard Kahn as the authorised individual and Epstein as president and sole beneficial owner. The transactions took place between 26 June and 9 July 2019. https://www.wionews.com/videos/epstein-files-probe-former-prince-andrew-released-from-custody-1771669779399/embed Epstein's dream palace: The three Charles Schwab transactions As per the report, Southern Trust instructed Schwab to wire $12.7 million to buy the Bin Ennakhil palace in Marrakesh, Morocco. The funds were sent to a Julius Baer account in Switzerland held by a realtor, Marc Leon. The transfer was later reversed after a caller said the terms were not “agreeable” and that a larger payment would be made to a different account, Reuters reported. On 4 July 2019, two days before Epstein’s arrest, Southern Trust instructed Schwab to send $14.95 million to Leon’s account, but the account lacked sufficient funds because the earlier $12.7 million had not yet been returned, Reuters reported. Also read: Did former Prince Andrew’s Epstein links push Britain’s royals into their worst crisis in 90 years? Schwab alerted financial crimes body after Epstein arrest According to the report, Schwab filed a suspicious activity report (SAR) to the US Treasury Department’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) on 13 July 2019, seven days after Epstein’s arrest. Schwab told FinCEN it had “concerns with attempted wires for the purpose of real estate, in light of negative media surrounding Jeffrey Epstein” and concerns about him being a possible flight risk ahead of a bail hearing. It said: “An associate of Epstein opened accounts in April 2019. Shortly after, our Risk team began investigating the accounts and within 60 days of starting the review, we notified the client of our decision to close and terminate the relationship. We also referred the matter to federal law enforcement.” Also read: Epstein Estate agrees to pay up to $35 million to settle survivors’ lawsuit All about Bin Ennakhil palace eyed by Epstein before his death The Bin Ennakhil palace spans 4.6 hectares and features gold-draped walls, a hammam steam spa and 60 marble fountains. It includes gardens with hundreds of olive trees and more than 2,000 palms. According to Irish Times report from 2014, it has a bamboo forest, aromatic rose garden and orangery. The built area of the palace spans 5,481sq m (59,000sq ft). It has eight bedrooms, indoor and outdoor pools and a jacuzzi as well as “museum-quality” gilding, carving and zellige tiling. The palace covers an area bigger than New York’s Washington Square Park or around six standard football pitches, according to the Reuters report. The property was being marketed through Marc Leon, a Marrakesh-based realtor. Reuters reported that Epstein had first attempted to buy Bin Ennakhil in 2011 and that negotiations over the terms and price continued over the years. The Irish Times report described the palace as "the result of a dream by two builders enamoured with the Alhambra in Grenada." “While browsing in a second-hand bookshop in London 20 years ago, the pair found plans for the Andalusian masterpiece and engaged 1,300 craftsmen over the space of three years to construct this marble replica,” said a report on 'the most opulent homes in the world'. ‘There was nothing to prevent Epstein from buying Morocco palace’ Citing Leon, the Reuters report said Epstein had been convicted of sex crimes in 2008 and had served his sentence, and therefore there was nothing to prevent him from attempting to purchase property in Morocco. “We had no way of knowing that he had continued his terrible crimes. The anti-money laundering checks in force were carried out by the banking institutions involved in the future transaction, which ultimately never took place,” Reuters quoted Leon as saying. The property has since been sold to another buyer, Leon said.

Charles Schwab wired $27.7 million for Jeffrey Epstein’s planned Marrakesh palace purchase days before his 2019 arrest and alleged suicide. The palace is among the most opulent residences in the world. Epstein had an interest in it for years

Epstein files: Paedophile wanted to buy a Moroccan palace, but for what? Financial giant Charles Schwab wired $27mn just before his suicide for…

President Donald Trump on Thursday (Feb 19) described the arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, formerly known as Prince Andrew, as "a shame," saying the development was "very sad" and damaging for Britain’s royal family. The US President's statement comes as Andrew was arrested on his birthday over his links to disgraced financier, paedophile Jeffrey Epstein.<h2>What did Trump say exactly?</h2>Speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One, Trump said he felt sympathy for the exiled royal, now known as Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor. "I think it’s a shame. I think it’s very sad," he said. "I think it’s so bad for the royal family. It’s very, very sad."Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-jesus-im-coming-jeffrey-epstein-s-lewd-email-about-pope-francis-revealed-here-s-what-he-said-1771390161305">'Jesus Im c**ing': Jeffrey Epstein's lewd email about Pope Francis REVEALED. Here's what he said</a>Andrew was detained on his birthday on suspicion of misconduct in public office, in connection with alleged correspondence with Jeffrey Epstein during the period when he served as a UK trade envoy. The arrest marked an extraordinary moment in modern British history, as members of the royal family rarely face such public legal action.Police vehicles were seen entering the grounds of his residence early Thursday morning. He was later released the same evening after approximately 11 hours in custody, according to Thames Valley Police.<h2>Trump calls himself “an expert”</h2>When asked whether Americans could face similar scrutiny over their ties to Epstein, Trump pivoted to his own situation. "You know I’m the expert in a way because I’ve been totally exonerated. It’s very nice," he said, adding that he could speak on the matter "very nicely."Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/hillary-clinton-accuses-doj-of-slow-walking-epstein-files-to-divert-attention-from-president-trump-1771398569234">Hillary Clinton accuses DoJ of 'slow-walking' Epstein files to 'divert attention from President Trump'</a>Trump has repeatedly dismissed allegations linked to Epstein as a "hoax" and has denied any wrongdoing. He has also threatened to sue his critics, including author Michael Wolff. "I have nothing to do with Jeffrey Epstein… Frankly, the DOJ should just say 'we have other things to do'," Trump said earlier this month.<h2>A long shadow over the Royal Family</h2>Andrew's ties to Epstein have drawn scrutiny for years, particularly after allegations by Virginia Giuffre, who accused him of sexual abuse when she was a teenager. He denied the claims but reached an out-of-court settlement with her in 2022.King Charles III has meanwhile issued a brief statement following his brother’s arrest, saying only that "the law must take its course" and declining further comment.

President Donald Trump called the arrest of Prince Andrew, now Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, “a shame” and “very sad” for the royal family, after the British royal was detained over alleged Epstein links.

President Donald Trump on Thursday (Feb 19) described the arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, formerly known as Prince Andrew, as "a shame," saying the development was "very sad" and damaging for Britain’s royal family. The US President's statement comes as Andrew was arrested on his birthday over his links to disgraced financier, paedophile Jeffrey Epstein. What did Trump say exactly? Speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One, Trump said he felt sympathy for the exiled royal, now known as Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor. "I think it’s a shame. I think it’s very sad," he said. "I think it’s so bad for the royal family. It’s very, very sad." Also read | 'Jesus Im c**ing': Jeffrey Epstein's lewd email about Pope Francis REVEALED. Here's what he said Andrew was detained on his birthday on suspicion of misconduct in public office, in connection with alleged correspondence with Jeffrey Epstein during the period when he served as a UK trade envoy. The arrest marked an extraordinary moment in modern British history, as members of the royal family rarely face such public legal action. Police vehicles were seen entering the grounds of his residence early Thursday morning. He was later released the same evening after approximately 11 hours in custody, according to Thames Valley Police. Trump calls himself “an expert” When asked whether Americans could face similar scrutiny over their ties to Epstein, Trump pivoted to his own situation. "You know I’m the expert in a way because I’ve been totally exonerated. It’s very nice," he said, adding that he could speak on the matter "very nicely." Also read | Hillary Clinton accuses DoJ of 'slow-walking' Epstein files to 'divert attention from President Trump' Trump has repeatedly dismissed allegations linked to Epstein as a "hoax" and has denied any wrongdoing. He has also threatened to sue his critics, including author Michael Wolff. "I have nothing to do with Jeffrey Epstein… Frankly, the DOJ should just say 'we have other things to do'," Trump said earlier this month. A long shadow over the Royal Family Andrew's ties to Epstein have drawn scrutiny for years, particularly after allegations by Virginia Giuffre, who accused him of sexual abuse when she was a teenager. He denied the claims but reached an out-of-court settlement with her in 2022. King Charles III has meanwhile issued a brief statement following his brother’s arrest, saying only that "the law must take its course" and declining further comment.

President Donald Trump called the arrest of Prince Andrew, now Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, “a shame” and “very sad” for the royal family, after the British royal was detained over alleged Epstein links.

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