Former Prince Andrew has been released from police custody following his arrest over allegations related to the Jeffrey Epstein scandal. The arrest sparked international attention, with Andrew facing potential charges linked to misconduct in public office. Authorities continue investigating claims and reviewing evidence as the former royal navigates legal scrutiny and public criticism.


Epstein Files Probe: Former Prince Andrew Released from Custody | WION

Peter Mandelson, the disgraced former Labour minister, was the one who pushed heavily for ex-Prince Andrew to be given the role of UK trade envoy, reports suggest. According to Private Eye, King Charles, who was Prince of Wales at that time, was against his appointment as he worried he would use his position to "cultivate friendships with the wealthy, chase women and play golf". Lord Mandelson is also under investigation by the police for his errant actions. In 2001, when Prince Edward, the Duke of Kent, was to be replaced in the position, Mandelson touted Andrew's royal position as an advantage for the country, and called him "well qualified" for the role, the Daily Mail reported. "With a royal association, they can achieve a reach into overseas foreign markets, which is of immense value to the economy of the country. In that context, the Duke of York will have a very important role for which he is well qualified," Mandelson said.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/arrested-on-66th-birthday-king-charles-brother-andrew-to-be-put-in-custody-suite-with-just-a-bed-and-toilet-1771502972260">Arrested on 66th birthday, King Charles’ brother Andrew to be put in custody suite with ‘just a bed and toilet’</a>&nbsp;"This activity on behalf of the nation should not be confused with the commercial activities for personal gain which are associated with certain other members of the Royal family," he added. While Charles was not in favour of Andrew taking up the role, Queen Elizabeth II backed her son's appointment because of the push being given by Mandelson. According to the Guardian, Andrew said at the time, “I am thoroughly looking forward to it. It will be a complete contrast to my role in the Navy, where I am necessarily working behind closed doors. Now I will have to deal with the press.” He served as the UK's Special Representative for International Trade and Investment from 2001 to 2011, and resigned after his expenses and links with controversial people came under scrutiny.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/andrew-mountbatten-windsor-arrested-on-allegations-of-misconduct-reports-1771495313947">Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor arrested on allegations of misconduct in public office amid Epstein files investigation</a><h2>Mandelson and Andrew knew each other, had mutual friends with Epstein</h2>Notably, several MPs wanted to establish a register of royal interests at the time to keep a check on any wrongful commercial dealings the Royal Family might enter into. However, the proposal did not go through. According to a report in The Telegraph, Mandelson and Andrew were acquainted at the time as they had worked on an NSPCC campaign together. They also had common friends with Jeffrey Epstein, as Mandelson had served as a consultant for Ghislaine Maxwell's father, Robert Maxwell. Ghislaine personally knew both Epstein and Andrew. She attended a "hookers and pimps" Halloween party in New York, where she was photographed with Andrew.&nbsp;https://www.wionews.com/videos/epstein-files-probe-ex-prince-andrew-was-arrested-over-alleged-document-leak-1771594157145/embed<h2>Andrew arrested</h2>On Thursday, Andrew was arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office. He became the first senior royal in modern history to be taken into custody. He was there for around 11 hours and released under investigation by Thames Valley Police. The police searched Andrew's home on the Sandringham Estate, while searches continue at Andrew's former residence, Royal Lodge on the Windsor estate. &nbsp;

Peter Mandelson pushed to get Andrew appointed as the UK trade envoy, while Charles, Prince of Wales at the time, did not support the decision. Meanwhile, Queen Elizabeth II backed Andrew's placement, a report suggests. Andrew was arrested on Thursday and released after questioning.

Peter Mandelson, the disgraced former Labour minister, was the one who pushed heavily for ex-Prince Andrew to be given the role of UK trade envoy, reports suggest. According to Private Eye, King Charles, who was Prince of Wales at that time, was against his appointment as he worried he would use his position to "cultivate friendships with the wealthy, chase women and play golf". Lord Mandelson is also under investigation by the police for his errant actions. In 2001, when Prince Edward, the Duke of Kent, was to be replaced in the position, Mandelson touted Andrew's royal position as an advantage for the country, and called him "well qualified" for the role, the Daily Mail reported. "With a royal association, they can achieve a reach into overseas foreign markets, which is of immense value to the economy of the country. In that context, the Duke of York will have a very important role for which he is well qualified," Mandelson said. Also Read: Arrested on 66th birthday, King Charles’ brother Andrew to be put in custody suite with ‘just a bed and toilet’ "This activity on behalf of the nation should not be confused with the commercial activities for personal gain which are associated with certain other members of the Royal family," he added. While Charles was not in favour of Andrew taking up the role, Queen Elizabeth II backed her son's appointment because of the push being given by Mandelson. According to the Guardian, Andrew said at the time, “I am thoroughly looking forward to it. It will be a complete contrast to my role in the Navy, where I am necessarily working behind closed doors. Now I will have to deal with the press.” He served as the UK's Special Representative for International Trade and Investment from 2001 to 2011, and resigned after his expenses and links with controversial people came under scrutiny. Also Read: Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor arrested on allegations of misconduct in public office amid Epstein files investigation Mandelson and Andrew knew each other, had mutual friends with Epstein Notably, several MPs wanted to establish a register of royal interests at the time to keep a check on any wrongful commercial dealings the Royal Family might enter into. However, the proposal did not go through. According to a report in The Telegraph, Mandelson and Andrew were acquainted at the time as they had worked on an NSPCC campaign together. They also had common friends with Jeffrey Epstein, as Mandelson had served as a consultant for Ghislaine Maxwell's father, Robert Maxwell. Ghislaine personally knew both Epstein and Andrew. She attended a "hookers and pimps" Halloween party in New York, where she was photographed with Andrew. https://www.wionews.com/videos/epstein-files-probe-ex-prince-andrew-was-arrested-over-alleged-document-leak-1771594157145/embed Andrew arrested On Thursday, Andrew was arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office. He became the first senior royal in modern history to be taken into custody. He was there for around 11 hours and released under investigation by Thames Valley Police. The police searched Andrew's home on the Sandringham Estate, while searches continue at Andrew's former residence, Royal Lodge on the Windsor estate.

Peter Mandelson pushed to get Andrew appointed as the UK trade envoy, while Charles, Prince of Wales at the time, did not support the decision. Meanwhile, Queen Elizabeth II backed Andrew's placement, a report suggests. Andrew was arrested on Thursday and released after questioning.

King Charles feared Andrew would 'chase women and play golf' as trade envoy: Report

Epstein Files Probe: Ex-Prince Andrew Was Arrested Over Alleged Document Leak

Epstein Files Probe: Former Prince Andrew Released from Custody | WION 

The estate of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein has agreed to pay up to $35 million to settle a lawsuit filed against it by survivors of Epstein’s abuse, according to a court document filed on Thursday (Feb 19). The agreement must be approved by a federal judge in New York before it can become final.According to the proposal, the settlement relates to dozens of victims who allege they were “sexually assaulted or abused or trafficked by Jeffrey Epstein between January 1, 1995, and through August 10, 2019,” the date the disgraced financier was found dead in his prison cell.Under the terms outlined in the filing, Epstein’s estate would pay $35 million if 40 or more people are deemed eligible in the settlement class. If fewer than 40 individuals qualify, the payout would be reduced to $25 million.<h2>Co-executors deny wrongdoing</h2>The co-executors of the settlement, Epstein's former lawyer Darren Indyke and former accountant Richard Kahn, have denied any wrongdoing through their associations with Epstein. They have not been accused of any sexual abuse crimes or of witnessing sexual abuse. However, if confirmed, the settlement would bring to a close an initial lawsuit filed in 2024 that accused the two advisers of enabling Epstein’s illicit activities through their legal and business services.According to the judgment filed in federal court in Manhattan on Thursday, the agreement does not imply that the co-executors admit fault or are liable to further legal action from victims.Bloomberg reported that the law firm representing the class of victims, Boies Schiller Flexner LLP, was confident that there were at least 40 victims who had not yet settled with Epstein’s estate.The settlement comes after the US Department of Justice (DOJ) released millions of documents, photos and videos related to the investigation into Epstein and his associates.

Jeffrey Epstein’s estate has agreed to pay up to $35 million to settle a lawsuit by abuse survivors. The deal, pending court approval, would close claims tied to assaults between 1995 and 2019.

The estate of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein has agreed to pay up to $35 million to settle a lawsuit filed against it by survivors of Epstein’s abuse, according to a court document filed on Thursday (Feb 19). The agreement must be approved by a federal judge in New York before it can become final. According to the proposal, the settlement relates to dozens of victims who allege they were “sexually assaulted or abused or trafficked by Jeffrey Epstein between January 1, 1995, and through August 10, 2019,” the date the disgraced financier was found dead in his prison cell. Under the terms outlined in the filing, Epstein’s estate would pay $35 million if 40 or more people are deemed eligible in the settlement class. If fewer than 40 individuals qualify, the payout would be reduced to $25 million. Co-executors deny wrongdoing The co-executors of the settlement, Epstein's former lawyer Darren Indyke and former accountant Richard Kahn, have denied any wrongdoing through their associations with Epstein. They have not been accused of any sexual abuse crimes or of witnessing sexual abuse. However, if confirmed, the settlement would bring to a close an initial lawsuit filed in 2024 that accused the two advisers of enabling Epstein’s illicit activities through their legal and business services. According to the judgment filed in federal court in Manhattan on Thursday, the agreement does not imply that the co-executors admit fault or are liable to further legal action from victims. Bloomberg reported that the law firm representing the class of victims, Boies Schiller Flexner LLP, was confident that there were at least 40 victims who had not yet settled with Epstein’s estate. The settlement comes after the US Department of Justice (DOJ) released millions of documents, photos and videos related to the investigation into Epstein and his associates.

Jeffrey Epstein’s estate has agreed to pay up to $35 million to settle a lawsuit by abuse survivors. The deal, pending court approval, would close claims tied to assaults between 1995 and 2019.

Epstein Estate agrees to pay up to $35 million to settle survivors’ lawsuit

US President Donald Trump called the arrest of former British Prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor over his alleged ties to the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein “a shame” and said it is “bad for the royal family.” Meanwhile, Andrew has been released under investigation on suspicion of misconduct in public office related to his role as the UK’s trade envoy.


Epstein Files: Donald Trump Labels Ex-Prince Andrew Arrest “A Shame,” Warns of Royal Fallout

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.

'It’s a shame...very sad': Trump weighs in on Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's detention over Epstein links

UK police have arrested former Prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor on suspicion of misconduct in public office. The arrest follows reports that he may have sent trade documents to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein in 2010. Authorities are investigating the allegations amid significant public interest, stressing the importance of protecting the integrity and objectivity of the ongoing inquiry.


UK: Former Royal Andrew Windsor Arrested After His Ties with Epstein Came Out in the Open | WION

Fresh attention has turned to the Jeffrey Epstein case after reports that a jailed former FBI agent may possess key details related to Epstein’s death. The development has sparked renewed public interest and speculation, with questions over what information he holds and whether it could shed new light on the controversial circumstances surrounding Epstein’s death in custody.


Epstein Files: Jailed Ex-FBI Agent Has Details on Epstein's Death. What Does He Know? 

Emails in the Epstein files reveal that anIsraeli security officer installed security equipment and controlled access to the Manhattan apartment, which was sold to a Epstein controlled entity in 2011, for an amount of $0. According to the correspondence, security equipments were installed in 2016 and remained in place for at least two years. The house in the apartment was used to house<a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/the-nyc-building-at-the-center-of-jeffrey-epsteins-web-2019-8"> underage models</a> and was loaned out to his contacts frequently.The person responsible for installation and management of the specialised security systems was Rafi Shlomo, then-director of protective service at the Israeli mission to the United Nations in New York and head of Ehud Barak's security. The correspondence suggests that Shlomo personally managed the access to the apartment and maintained background checks on cleaners and employees.&nbsp;Shlomo also served in the Lebanese army as part of the <a href="https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA00921834.pdf">Israeli Defence Force</a>, and was possibly introduced to Epstein by Thomas Pritzker in 2011. Pritzker, a Jewish American businessman and former Executive Chairman of Hyatt Hotels, recently stepped down on February 16, 2026.&nbsp;In a 2016 correspondence between Barak's wife, Nili Priell, and Epstein employee, Lesley Groff, discussed installing alarms and surveillance equipment at the residence, including “6 sensors stuck to the windows”. They also had the control to neutralise the system from afar.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/indian-workers-assaulted-ashkelon-israel-racist-attack-1771487586945">Indian workers assaulted in Ashkelon, Israel, racial motivation alleged</a>&nbsp;

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&nbsp;"Jeffrey says he does not mind holes in the walls, and this is all just fine! I don't think it will be a problem to make a call to Rafi before entering...how much advance notice does he need? I will be sure to tell Karyna and Tess as they are the ones that normally go in....," responded Lesley, the name was redacted in the correspondence but could be deduced from the subsequent exchanges.The correspondence continued through 2017. In another such exchange between Rafi Shlomo and Epstein's associate, with the subject line “Jeffrey Epstein RE Ehud's apartment,” &nbsp;Shlomo was running background checks on all the employees of Epstein who were accessing Barak's apartment. Epstein's assistant also provided a list of employees who were working for Epstein.&nbsp;

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In a similar exchange in February 2017, Lesley Groff Epstein's assistant was seeking permission from Epstein about meeting Rafi on February 14, 2017. “I asked what it is he needs, and he said they just need to meet with the person in charge of the apartment over there and about the going in and out of maids, etc. He was not very specific ...just said they are doing some reshuffling themselves,” wrote Lesley Groff.

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After Epstein's death, Barak maintained that they had met multiple times, but he denied having ever taken any financial assistance from him. Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu said that ties to Barka do not imply Epstein was acting on Israel's behalf.&nbsp;&nbsp;

New Epstein files emails reveal Israeli security oversight at a Manhattan apartment tied to Jeffrey Epstein and Ehud Barak.

Emails in the Epstein files reveal that anIsraeli security officer installed security equipment and controlled access to the Manhattan apartment, which was sold to a Epstein controlled entity in 2011, for an amount of $0. According to the correspondence, security equipments were installed in 2016 and remained in place for at least two years. The house in the apartment was used to house underage models and was loaned out to his contacts frequently. The person responsible for installation and management of the specialised security systems was Rafi Shlomo, then-director of protective service at the Israeli mission to the United Nations in New York and head of Ehud Barak's security. The correspondence suggests that Shlomo personally managed the access to the apartment and maintained background checks on cleaners and employees. Shlomo also served in the Lebanese army as part of the Israeli Defence Force, and was possibly introduced to Epstein by Thomas Pritzker in 2011. Pritzker, a Jewish American businessman and former Executive Chairman of Hyatt Hotels, recently stepped down on February 16, 2026. In a 2016 correspondence between Barak's wife, Nili Priell, and Epstein employee, Lesley Groff, discussed installing alarms and surveillance equipment at the residence, including “6 sensors stuck to the windows”. They also had the control to neutralise the system from afar. Also Read: Indian workers assaulted in Ashkelon, Israel, racial motivation alleged

New Epstein files emails reveal Israeli security oversight at a Manhattan apartment tied to Jeffrey Epstein and Ehud Barak.

Epstein files reveal Israeli officers installed and controlled security equipment in Manhattan apartment

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates will not be attending the India AI Impact Summit in New Delhi, the Gates Foundation India said in a statement on Thursday. This comes after the Microsoft co-founder was named in the Epstein files released by the US Department of Justice.


BREAKING: Bill Gates Cancels India AI Summit Speech, Foundation Issues Statement

Retail tycoon Les Wexner on Wednesday (Feb 18) told lawmakers that he was “conned” by Jeffrey Epstein, denying any knowledge of his crimes during a House Oversight Committee hearing as part of the investigation into the late sex offender and his associates. The former Victoria’s Secret CEO was subpoenaed after his links to Epstein surfaced following the release of millions of documents by the Department of Justice.“I was naive, foolish, and gullible to put any trust in Jeffrey Epstein. He was a con man,” the 88-year-old said during his closed-door testimony. “While I was conned, I have done nothing wrong and have nothing to hide.”Democratic lawmakers said Wexner downplayed the closeness of his relationship and provided few new details as they grilled him over his ties with Epstein. The lingerie magnate repeatedly said that he could not recall key events.Despite only a few new details emerging from Wexner’s testimony, Congressman Robert Garcia of California said that it was important in understanding how Epstein amassed the wealth that funded his crimes.&nbsp;“There would be no Epstein island, there’d be no Epstein plane, there would be no money to traffic women and girls – Mr. Epstein would not be the wealthy man he was – without the support of Les Wexner,” Garcia told reporters. During the testimony, Wexner also denied having any sexual contact with Epstein victims, as alleged in the court filings.Wexner met Epstein in the 1980s, with the former granting the sex offender power of attorney over his finances that enabled him to manage his investments and major property deals. Wexner is alleged to be Epstein’s primary client, who helped establish his stature in the elite circles.&nbsp;The former Victoria’s Secret CEO claims that he cut ties with Epstein in 2007 after learned he was charged with soliciting a minor and had stolen large sums from his family.Wexner is not a target in the Epstein investigation and has never been charged with a crime, the DOJ said. His legal team said that he cooperated with federal authorities in 2019, the year Epstein was found dead in his jail cell.

Retail tycoon Les Wexner told lawmakers he was “conned” by Jeffrey Epstein, denying knowledge of his crimes. He said he cut ties in 2007 and has never been charged in the federal probe.

Retail tycoon Les Wexner on Wednesday (Feb 18) told lawmakers that he was “conned” by Jeffrey Epstein, denying any knowledge of his crimes during a House Oversight Committee hearing as part of the investigation into the late sex offender and his associates. The former Victoria’s Secret CEO was subpoenaed after his links to Epstein surfaced following the release of millions of documents by the Department of Justice. “I was naive, foolish, and gullible to put any trust in Jeffrey Epstein. He was a con man,” the 88-year-old said during his closed-door testimony. “While I was conned, I have done nothing wrong and have nothing to hide.” Democratic lawmakers said Wexner downplayed the closeness of his relationship and provided few new details as they grilled him over his ties with Epstein. The lingerie magnate repeatedly said that he could not recall key events. Despite only a few new details emerging from Wexner’s testimony, Congressman Robert Garcia of California said that it was important in understanding how Epstein amassed the wealth that funded his crimes. “There would be no Epstein island, there’d be no Epstein plane, there would be no money to traffic women and girls – Mr. Epstein would not be the wealthy man he was – without the support of Les Wexner,” Garcia told reporters. During the testimony, Wexner also denied having any sexual contact with Epstein victims, as alleged in the court filings. Wexner met Epstein in the 1980s, with the former granting the sex offender power of attorney over his finances that enabled him to manage his investments and major property deals. Wexner is alleged to be Epstein’s primary client, who helped establish his stature in the elite circles. The former Victoria’s Secret CEO claims that he cut ties with Epstein in 2007 after learned he was charged with soliciting a minor and had stolen large sums from his family. Wexner is not a target in the Epstein investigation and has never been charged with a crime, the DOJ said. His legal team said that he cooperated with federal authorities in 2019, the year Epstein was found dead in his jail cell.

Retail tycoon Les Wexner told lawmakers he was “conned” by Jeffrey Epstein, denying knowledge of his crimes. He said he cut ties in 2007 and has never been charged in the federal probe.

‘I was naive’: Former Victoria’s Secret CEO Les Wexner tells US lawmakers he was ‘conned’ by Epstein

A majority of Americans disapprove of President Donald Trump’s handling of the Jeffrey Epstein investigation, according to recent polls. Public sentiment highlights growing concerns over accountability, transparency, and the political implications surrounding the high-profile case.


Epstein Files: Majority of Americans Disapprove Trump's Handling of Epstein Probe

The U.S. Department of Justice is facing criticism over transparency surrounding the Epstein files. A YouGov poll indicates that more than half of Americans suspect a cover-up in the Epstein probe, with some survey participants accusing President Donald Trump of involvement in a cover-up. The findings have intensified political and public debate over accountability and disclosure.


Epstein Files: DoJ Faces Backlash Over Epstein Files As Poll Shows Cover-Up Suspicions | WION

The recently released tranche of Epstein Files shows that Britain's National Crime Agency was investigating Jeffrey Epstein's British connection from its Washington embassy. UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer claimed that they had no idea about the “depth and darkness” of Epstein's circle. But according to the internal communication between the British National Crime Agency and the British Embassy in Washington, its Financial Intelligence Unit and its formal law enforcement channel, it had classified knowledge of Epstein's connection within the British institutions and social circle.&nbsp;

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Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/new-mexico-truth-commission-epstein-zorro-ranch-investigation-1771313807551">New Mexico lawmakers approve ‘Truth Commission’ to probe Jeffrey Epstein’s Zorro Ranch activities</a>The newly released Epstein Files suggest that the intelligence was being shared since January 30, 2020, with active coordination through September 2020, and financial records sharing with the FBI, which dates as late as 2023. The primary content of the intelligence sharing was that part of the Guinness brewing dynasty; Countess IVEAGH travelled and stayed with Epstein. There were allegations of the countess sexually abusing Virginia Giuffre. IVEAGH was the President of the NSPCC, the West Sussex Branch of a UK charity during that time.&nbsp;"Just wondered if you had any thoughts on the attached, specifically whether any internal NSPCC investigation into IVEAGH would adversely affect your investigation? Also we have some financial intelligence regarding EPSTEIN's former pilot, I think you will be well aware of this information as it is a US bank account but if this would be of interest we can route to you via FinCEN, just let me know," <a href="https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA00148721.pdf">read the mail.</a>&nbsp;Keir Starmer became the Labour leader in April 2020, when the intelligence pipeline was already active. Starmer said he wasn't aware of the intelligence. Though he was serving as the Director of the Public Prosecution services from 2008 to 2013, which has authority to prosecute cases investigated by the British National Crime Agency, Serious Organised Crime Agency. Starmer claimed that “he knew nothing”, he was leading the institution that was structurally designed to know about such organised crime.&nbsp;Mandleson's past association with Epstein had been publicly reported years before his appointment to the role of British ambassador to the US. Mandelson maintained social and personal contact with Epstein after his 2008 conviction. Did the Prime Minister not perform the required vetting, or did they forget to check their own intelligence record? Or the intelligence agencies were so compartmentalised that it did not reach the Prime Minister.&nbsp;

New Epstein Files show UK NCA intelligence sharing on Jeffrey Epstein’s British links, raising questions over Keir Starmer’s claims of no knowledge.

The recently released tranche of Epstein Files shows that Britain's National Crime Agency was investigating Jeffrey Epstein's British connection from its Washington embassy. UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer claimed that they had no idea about the “depth and darkness” of Epstein's circle. But according to the internal communication between the British National Crime Agency and the British Embassy in Washington, its Financial Intelligence Unit and its formal law enforcement channel, it had classified knowledge of Epstein's connection within the British institutions and social circle.

New Epstein Files show UK NCA intelligence sharing on Jeffrey Epstein’s British links, raising questions over Keir Starmer’s claims of no knowledge.

New Epstein files show UK NCA investigated British links amid Starmer’s ‘no knowledge’ claim

Jeffrey Epstein regularly got "girls" to go over his wealthy friends' Hamptons homes, emails released by the Department of Justice show. He arranged for them to stay overnight at the vacation hotspot near New York. The men praised the late financier and paedophile for organising "girls weekends" in the Hamptons, according to one email. A person claims in an email that a local nightclub maven wanted Epstein to help organise weekly parties exclusively for “beautiful Russian girls." "My friend Mark Baker asked me to organise a party every week in his clubs in NY and the Hamptons strictly for beautiful Russian girls,” the person, whose name was redacted, claimed in a 2010 email to Epstein. Baker is a popular Hamptons and NYC nightclub owner and party promoter, and his name appears roughly 50 times in the Epstein Files.&nbsp;The late financier seemed to have quite a hold in the Hamptons. According to an FBI document from 2020, someone sent a tip that the sex trafficker had connections who helped "procure underage girls" for Epstein. The paedophile also groomed young girls with the intention to abuse them sexually, the latest batch of Epstein Files shows. Documents show that as part of his plan to groom young girls, he would regularly fly them into the Hamptons.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/indian-was-among-epstein-s-victims-emails-between-us-officials-show-1771239004925">Indian was among Epstein's victims, emails between US officials show</a><h2>Girls weekend in the Hamptons</h2>An email sent to Epstein has a person thanking him for arranging a "girls' weekend" and refers to a party in the Hamptons. However, there is no mention of any illegal activities going on at the party. The person whose name has been redacted wrote, "We’ve got for us pink t-shirts and it says on it ‘girls weekend.’ Thank you so much, Jeffrey, for our happiest time." Photos of girls eating on a sidewalk in Montauk, among other pictures, are included in the tranche.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/epstein-and-woody-allen-chats-on-eating-hearts-bones-reignite-cannibalism-rumours-1771298068199">Cannibalism theories reemerge after chats show Epstein and Woody Allen joked about eating 'hearts' and ‘bones’</a><h2>Jeffrey Epstein's connections in the Hamptons</h2>Epstein was well-connected to influential people in the Hamptons. One email shows that he asked millionaire restaurateur Stephen Hanson whether some women could stay at his property in 2017. Hanson agreed and allowed the women to stay. His name appears nearly 3,000 times in the files, although there is no indication of his being involved in any wrongdoing. Hanson, who was 66 at the time, had several conversations with Epstein regarding different matters. At one time, he invited some women to his Hampton restaurant and asked Epstein if any of them would be interested in joining him at the opera. Documents show that the restaurateur had travelled to Little St. James Island as well.&nbsp;

Epstein Files: The paedophile and sex trafficker was well-connected in the Hamptons and organised girls weekends. He also flew in several girls to groom them. Epstein even had someone who helped “procure underage girls” for him.

Jeffrey Epstein regularly got "girls" to go over his wealthy friends' Hamptons homes, emails released by the Department of Justice show. He arranged for them to stay overnight at the vacation hotspot near New York. The men praised the late financier and paedophile for organising "girls weekends" in the Hamptons, according to one email. A person claims in an email that a local nightclub maven wanted Epstein to help organise weekly parties exclusively for “beautiful Russian girls." "My friend Mark Baker asked me to organise a party every week in his clubs in NY and the Hamptons strictly for beautiful Russian girls,” the person, whose name was redacted, claimed in a 2010 email to Epstein. Baker is a popular Hamptons and NYC nightclub owner and party promoter, and his name appears roughly 50 times in the Epstein Files. The late financier seemed to have quite a hold in the Hamptons. According to an FBI document from 2020, someone sent a tip that the sex trafficker had connections who helped "procure underage girls" for Epstein. The paedophile also groomed young girls with the intention to abuse them sexually, the latest batch of Epstein Files shows. Documents show that as part of his plan to groom young girls, he would regularly fly them into the Hamptons. Also Read: Indian was among Epstein's victims, emails between US officials show Girls weekend in the Hamptons An email sent to Epstein has a person thanking him for arranging a "girls' weekend" and refers to a party in the Hamptons. However, there is no mention of any illegal activities going on at the party. The person whose name has been redacted wrote, "We’ve got for us pink t-shirts and it says on it ‘girls weekend.’ Thank you so much, Jeffrey, for our happiest time." Photos of girls eating on a sidewalk in Montauk, among other pictures, are included in the tranche. Also Read: Cannibalism theories reemerge after chats show Epstein and Woody Allen joked about eating 'hearts' and ‘bones’ Jeffrey Epstein's connections in the Hamptons Epstein was well-connected to influential people in the Hamptons. One email shows that he asked millionaire restaurateur Stephen Hanson whether some women could stay at his property in 2017. Hanson agreed and allowed the women to stay. His name appears nearly 3,000 times in the files, although there is no indication of his being involved in any wrongdoing. Hanson, who was 66 at the time, had several conversations with Epstein regarding different matters. At one time, he invited some women to his Hampton restaurant and asked Epstein if any of them would be interested in joining him at the opera. Documents show that the restaurateur had travelled to Little St. James Island as well.

Epstein Files: The paedophile and sex trafficker was well-connected in the Hamptons and organised girls weekends. He also flew in several girls to groom them. Epstein even had someone who helped “procure underage girls” for him.

Epstein's Hamptons connection: Flew in girls for parties and grooming, had someone 'procure underage girls' for him

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The Epstein saga has reignited political tensions as Hillary Clinton publicly defended former President Bill Clinton while demanding the full release of all files related to Jeffrey Epstein. Clinton lashed out at the Trump administration, accusing it of withholding critical documents and alleging a “cover-up” in the handling of the case. Millions of pages linked to Epstein have recently resurfaced in public discourse, renewing scrutiny of high-profile figures once associated with the convicted sex offender.

Epstein Files: Hillary Clinton Demands Full Epstein Files, Accuses Trump Cover-Up 

Woody Allen and Jeffrey Epstein discuss 'eating hearts and bones' in new Epstein file leak.
Other e-mails reveal discussions around a 15-year-old girl who 'took advantage' of a mutual acquaintance who was later convicted of sex crimes.
Woody Allen was once accused by Mia Farrow of molesting their adopted daughter, and later married a girl who he had parented since she was 9 years old.

Epstein Files: Woody Allen's Strange 'Hearts & Bones' Exchange Revealed

An unredacted email from the Epstein Files appears to confirm that Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor had sex with Virginia Giuffre. An exchange between a journalist and Epstein now shows the names, in which the latter does not deny when the former states that Andrew slept with Virginia.

An unredacted email from the Epstein Files appears to confirm that Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor had sex with Virginia Giuffre. An exchange between a journalist and Epstein now shows the names, in which the latter does not deny when the former states that Andrew slept with Virginia.

Andrew had 'consensual sex' with Virginia, unredacted email in Epstein Files offers first written account

Newly released Epstein files reveal convicted sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein was making <a href="https://jmail.world/eml/86abcf94591808e7ced1f96d62d3ec8e">quarterly payments</a> to the head of Ohio State University’s gynaecology department, Mark Landon. However, the nature of the services is not specified. The document of the correspondence is now unavailable in the Epstein library on the DOJ website. According to the correspondence, Landon received as much as $75000 &nbsp;each year. He also received several packages from Epstein's associates between 2001 and 2004 at his Columbus home, though the contents of the file were not detailed.Are we still paying Mark Landon? &nbsp;Eric was dealing with this, so I am not sure what was decided when the previous payment was made. Landon's agreement requires quarterly payments of $30k to be made to Landon on the 15th of January, April, July and October. &nbsp;The previous payment made to Landon was for $25,000 and not $30,000. The contract is terminable at will on 15 &nbsp;days' prior notice. &nbsp;Is NYSG to make payment to Landon by January 15th, and if so, for $25K or $30K?" wrote a man named Darren.Epstein replied, “75 per year”.&nbsp;

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Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/epstein-files-maxwell-emails-alan-dershowitz-claims-1771152984894">Epstein File tranche mentions recorded material, redacted official response raises eyebrows</a>&nbsp;Dr Mark Landon was a gynaecologist and obstetrician at the Ohio State Wexner Medical Centre. In a separate exchange dated “4/11/2025”, the message reads, “Dr Landon's $25k quartly payment is due, please approve.” “FYI: on the Dr Landon quarterly payments, we (NYSG) billed LHW/Abigail in advance as we have in prior years.” LHW and Abigail could not be independently verified. But LHW could be Les Herbert Wexner, and Abigail could be a reference to his wife, Abigail Wexner.&nbsp;However, Landon clarified on these correpondance, claiming that he was just providing correspondence to the New York Strategy Group for “potential biotech investments from 2001 to 2005”. The released Epstein file has several references to Epstein sending victims to Epstein, but those references do not point to Mark Landon.Les Wexner, a business partner and potential friend/co-conspirator, has apologised for having a relationship with Jeffrey Epstein till 2007. He has since claimed to have severed all ties with him and claims regret deeply "having ever crossed paths" with Epstein. Wexner was mentioned in the list of people who were politically exposed to Epstein, and several FBI memos point to him as one of the possible co-conspirators.&nbsp;

The newly released Epstein's mail has references to payments made to Dr Mark Landon, a gynaecologist and obstetrician at the Ohio State Wexner Medical Centre. 

Newly released Epstein files reveal convicted sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein was making quarterly payments to the head of Ohio State University’s gynaecology department, Mark Landon. However, the nature of the services is not specified. The document of the correspondence is now unavailable in the Epstein library on the DOJ website. According to the correspondence, Landon received as much as $75000 each year. He also received several packages from Epstein's associates between 2001 and 2004 at his Columbus home, though the contents of the file were not detailed. Are we still paying Mark Landon? Eric was dealing with this, so I am not sure what was decided when the previous payment was made. Landon's agreement requires quarterly payments of $30k to be made to Landon on the 15th of January, April, July and October. The previous payment made to Landon was for $25,000 and not $30,000. The contract is terminable at will on 15 days' prior notice. Is NYSG to make payment to Landon by January 15th, and if so, for $25K or $30K?" wrote a man named Darren. Epstein replied, “75 per year”.

The newly released Epstein emails have references to payments made to Dr Mark Landon, a gynaecologist and obstetrician at the Ohio State Wexner Medical Centre.&nbsp;

‘75 per year’: Epstein emails show structured payments to Ohio State OB-GYN Mark Landon

Claims that Jeffrey Epstein was a cannibal are splashed across social media, and now an iMessage conversation is leading people to believe in the rumour. The late sex offender and filmmaker Woody Allen had a conversation about eating "hearts" and "bones", according to an iMessage conversation mentioned in the Epstein Files. Allen is part of a long list of names that feature in the documents released by the Department of Justice on January 30. Netizens have flagged Allen and Epstein's exchange as eerie, creepy and disgusting, expressing shock at the dark humour at play. In the chat, Epstein tells Allen, "He didn't just cause heartburn, he ate them. Hearts." The filmmaker replies, "Thanks. At least I'm thinner." To this, Epstein says, "Because you also eat the bones, providing fibre." Allen responds, "I don't like waste." This email has once again triggered speculation about Epstein and cannibalism. Although there is no direct evidence of the sex offender eating human remains, social media has been abuzz with reports that this was one of the horrifying things that was indulged in on his notorious island.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA00781921.pdf">DOJ release on Woody Allen and Epstein conversation on hearts and bones</a>&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img src="https://cdn1.wionews.com/prod/wion/images/2026/20260217/image-1771299130293.png"></figure>&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img src="https://cdn1.wionews.com/prod/wion/images/2026/20260217/image-1771299149834.png"></figure>&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img src="https://cdn1.wionews.com/prod/wion/images/2026/20260217/image-1771299163880.png"></figure>&nbsp;<h2>Epstein and Woody Allen shared close relationship, exchanged hundreds of messages</h2>Epstein and Allen were neighbours in New York City and had known each other for a long time, according to documents. The emails show that they talked to each other quite often. Allen and his wife, Soon-Yi Previn, reportedly dined with Epstein and attended common gatherings where famous names from media and academia were also present. In 2015, Epstein used his contacts in the Obama administration to arrange a White House tour for Allen and Previn. However, there is no evidence of Allen being linked to Epstein's sex crimes.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/indian-was-among-epstein-s-victims-emails-between-us-officials-show-1771239004925">Indian was among Epstein's victims, emails between US officials show</a><h2>Woody Allen scandals</h2>Woody Allen was at the centre of a scandal in the early 1990s when he started dating Soon-Yi, who was 21 at the time, while he was 56. What made things worse was the fact that Soon-Yi was the adopted daughter of Allen's then-girlfriend Mia Farrow. Allen was also investigated over allegations of assaulting their adopted daughter, Dylan Farrow. Epstein and Allen were in touch during all these times and talked to each other. Their correspondence shows that they both supported each other during the controversies.

Jeffrey Epstein and Woody Allen had a conversation about eating hearts and bones, and the internet is in shock. While it is not proof of cannibalism being practised on his island, people are nevertheless disgusted to read about it. 

Claims that Jeffrey Epstein was a cannibal are splashed across social media, and now an iMessage conversation is leading people to believe in the rumour. The late sex offender and filmmaker Woody Allen had a conversation about eating "hearts" and "bones", according to an iMessage conversation mentioned in the Epstein Files. Allen is part of a long list of names that feature in the documents released by the Department of Justice on January 30. Netizens have flagged Allen and Epstein's exchange as eerie, creepy and disgusting, expressing shock at the dark humour at play. In the chat, Epstein tells Allen, "He didn't just cause heartburn, he ate them. Hearts." The filmmaker replies, "Thanks. At least I'm thinner." To this, Epstein says, "Because you also eat the bones, providing fibre." Allen responds, "I don't like waste." This email has once again triggered speculation about Epstein and cannibalism. Although there is no direct evidence of the sex offender eating human remains, social media has been abuzz with reports that this was one of the horrifying things that was indulged in on his notorious island. DOJ release on Woody Allen and Epstein conversation on hearts and bones Epstein and Woody Allen shared close relationship, exchanged hundreds of messages Epstein and Allen were neighbours in New York City and had known each other for a long time, according to documents. The emails show that they talked to each other quite often. Allen and his wife, Soon-Yi Previn, reportedly dined with Epstein and attended common gatherings where famous names from media and academia were also present. In 2015, Epstein used his contacts in the Obama administration to arrange a White House tour for Allen and Previn. However, there is no evidence of Allen being linked to Epstein's sex crimes. Also Read: Indian was among Epstein's victims, emails between US officials show Woody Allen scandals Woody Allen was at the centre of a scandal in the early 1990s when he started dating Soon-Yi, who was 21 at the time, while he was 56. What made things worse was the fact that Soon-Yi was the adopted daughter of Allen's then-girlfriend Mia Farrow. Allen was also investigated over allegations of assaulting their adopted daughter, Dylan Farrow. Epstein and Allen were in touch during all these times and talked to each other. Their correspondence shows that they both supported each other during the controversies.

Jeffrey Epstein and Woody Allen had a conversation about eating hearts and bones, and the internet is in shock. While it is not proof of cannibalism being practised on his island, people are nevertheless disgusted to read about it.&nbsp;

Cannibalism theories reemerge after chats show Epstein and Woody Allen joked about eating 'hearts' and 'bones'

Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie have found themselves back in the public eye as controversy surrounding their parents resurfaces. The latest batch of documents released by the US Department of Justice references the sisters numerous times, amplifying scrutiny around the wider royal family. The daughters of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson hold “Her Royal Highness” titles but are not working royals.&nbsp;&nbsp;Despite keeping largely private lives, their names now appear throughout material linked to the late financier Jeffrey Epstein, a development that has reignited uncomfortable questions about the York family’s past associations. While much of the longstanding criticism has focused on Prince Andrew’s relationship with Epstein, newly disclosed correspondence also suggests that Ferguson maintained closer ties to the convicted sex offender than previously acknowledged. Emails appear to indicate that she remained in contact after his 2009 release from prison and visited him in Miami, accompanied by her daughters, Beatrice and Eugenie, who were in their late teens at the time.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/government-medical-board-reports-imran-khan-s-vision-improving-after-lawyer-claimed-85-per-cent-vision-loss-1771253920183">Government medical board reports Imran Khan’s vision improving, after lawyer claimed 85% vision loss</a>&nbsp;Messages published in the files show logistical arrangements for a July 2009 lunch meeting in Miami and suggest that travel expenses for the trio may have been covered. Subsequent correspondence portrays Ferguson expressing gratitude and warmth toward Epstein, including praise for his support of her business ventures and personal encouragement in front of her daughters. One exchange that has drawn particular attention includes a candid remark about Eugenie’s personal life. Other emails suggest Epstein inquired about seeing the princesses during trips to London and that family holiday cards were shared electronically with him in later years.&nbsp;Royal commentator Russell Myers said the disclosures are likely deeply upsetting for the sisters. Although there is public sympathy for them, the emails have prompted debate about what they may have known at the time and whether concerns could have been raised. Prince Andrew has previously denied wrongdoing in connection with Epstein and has not publicly responded to the latest claims. He is currently facing additional scrutiny following reports that British authorities are examining whether he improperly shared confidential information during his tenure as a UK trade envoy.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/khamenei-offers-peace-deal-while-iran-allies-threaten-hellfire-1771262095960/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/khamenei-offers-peace-deal-while-iran-allies-threaten-hellfire-1771262095960/embed</a>&nbsp;Ferguson has previously said she cut off contact with Epstein once she understood the seriousness of the allegations against him. However, the newly released communications appear to challenge that assertion. In recent months, Prince Andrew has relocated from Royal Lodge in Windsor to temporary accommodation on King Charles III’s Sandringham estate in Norfolk. Ferguson has also moved out of the property they once shared.&nbsp;As further details continue to emerge, Beatrice and Eugenie have largely remained out of public view. Observers say the revelations have placed strain on their family relationships, even as many acknowledge that being named in documents does not imply wrongdoing.

Epstein Files: Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie drawn into fallout from parents’ links with Jeffrey Epstein

Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie have found themselves back in the public eye as controversy surrounding their parents resurfaces. The latest batch of documents released by the US Department of Justice references the sisters numerous times, amplifying scrutiny around the wider royal family. The daughters of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson hold “Her Royal Highness” titles but are not working royals. Despite keeping largely private lives, their names now appear throughout material linked to the late financier Jeffrey Epstein, a development that has reignited uncomfortable questions about the York family’s past associations. While much of the longstanding criticism has focused on Prince Andrew’s relationship with Epstein, newly disclosed correspondence also suggests that Ferguson maintained closer ties to the convicted sex offender than previously acknowledged. Emails appear to indicate that she remained in contact after his 2009 release from prison and visited him in Miami, accompanied by her daughters, Beatrice and Eugenie, who were in their late teens at the time. Also Read: Government medical board reports Imran Khan’s vision improving, after lawyer claimed 85% vision loss Messages published in the files show logistical arrangements for a July 2009 lunch meeting in Miami and suggest that travel expenses for the trio may have been covered. Subsequent correspondence portrays Ferguson expressing gratitude and warmth toward Epstein, including praise for his support of her business ventures and personal encouragement in front of her daughters. One exchange that has drawn particular attention includes a candid remark about Eugenie’s personal life. Other emails suggest Epstein inquired about seeing the princesses during trips to London and that family holiday cards were shared electronically with him in later years. Royal commentator Russell Myers said the disclosures are likely deeply upsetting for the sisters. Although there is public sympathy for them, the emails have prompted debate about what they may have known at the time and whether concerns could have been raised. Prince Andrew has previously denied wrongdoing in connection with Epstein and has not publicly responded to the latest claims. He is currently facing additional scrutiny following reports that British authorities are examining whether he improperly shared confidential information during his tenure as a UK trade envoy. https://www.wionews.com/videos/khamenei-offers-peace-deal-while-iran-allies-threaten-hellfire-1771262095960/embed Ferguson has previously said she cut off contact with Epstein once she understood the seriousness of the allegations against him. However, the newly released communications appear to challenge that assertion. In recent months, Prince Andrew has relocated from Royal Lodge in Windsor to temporary accommodation on King Charles III’s Sandringham estate in Norfolk. Ferguson has also moved out of the property they once shared. As further details continue to emerge, Beatrice and Eugenie have largely remained out of public view. Observers say the revelations have placed strain on their family relationships, even as many acknowledge that being named in documents does not imply wrongdoing.

New files released by the US Department of Justice naming Princess Beatrice and Eugenie reignite scrutiny over Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson’s ties with Jeffrey Epstein

In the newly released tranche of Epstein file emails, there are shocking references to Ghislaine Maxwell possessing sensitive material on Epstein's lawyer Alan Dershowitz and other high-profile individuals. The email correspondent was from Nicolas Biase, then Senior Public Affairs Officer of the US Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York, and dated September 17, 2020, only a month after Maxwell's arrest.“This will probably sound ridiculous, but I promised I'd ask (since it's from a credible publication): A reporter has heard rumours that Maxwell claims she was in possession of video(s) Epstein captured of Dershowitz and other high-profile individuals at the time of her arrest and may be using them to negotiate with you,” read the mail.The recipient of the mail had been surprisingly redacted. (Redacted) responds, "Oh, sure. I can screen them for you in the Library if you want. We have Clinton, too." To which Baise responds, “I'm making popcorn as we speak. Much appreciated, sorry for the dumb Q.”Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/jeffrey-epstein-financial-bounty-hunter-doj-memo-1771221218669">Was Jeffrey Epstein a US 'financial bounty hunter'? DOJ memo raises questions</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

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The correspondence leaves little room for speculation and suggests that the officials had themselves accessed the material, which could possibly be used as leverage by Maxwell. Ghislaine Maxwell was arrested on July 2, 2020, from a secluded estate in Bradford, New Hampshire. The disgraced British socialite, daughter of media mogul and alleged Mossad asset Robert Maxwell, had been serving a sentence of 20 years. Since Maxwell's arrest, one of the close associates of Epstein, Jean-Luc-Brunel has committed suicide in his cell at La Santé Prison in 2022. But Maxwell has maintained her innocence, sought clemency in exchange for cooperation, hinting at the presence of possible leverage in negotiation.&nbsp;Former Israeli intelligence operative Ari Ben Menashi have claimed that both Ghislaine and Epstein were running a kompromat operation for the Israeli intelligence. Maria Farmer, one of the earliest victims of the Epstein-Maxwell ring, had alleged that all of Epstein's properties were laced with high-tech cameras, recording devices and a surveillance room to monitor activities. In 2005, Florida Detective Joseph Recarey noted that the property had unusual recording devices, and there were supposed to be computer towers which were removed before the raid, as cables were found dangling from the walls.&nbsp;

Newly released Epstein-related emails reference claims that Ghislaine Maxwell possessed alleged leverage material involving Alan Dershowitz and others.

In the newly released tranche of Epstein file emails, there are shocking references to Ghislaine Maxwell possessing sensitive material on Epstein's lawyer Alan Dershowitz and other high-profile individuals. The email correspondent was from Nicolas Biase, then Senior Public Affairs Officer of the US Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York, and dated September 17, 2020, only a month after Maxwell's arrest. “This will probably sound ridiculous, but I promised I'd ask (since it's from a credible publication): A reporter has heard rumours that Maxwell claims she was in possession of video(s) Epstein captured of Dershowitz and other high-profile individuals at the time of her arrest and may be using them to negotiate with you,” read the mail. The recipient of the mail had been surprisingly redacted. (Redacted) responds, "Oh, sure. I can screen them for you in the Library if you want. We have Clinton, too." To which Baise responds, “I'm making popcorn as we speak. Much appreciated, sorry for the dumb Q.” Also Read: Was Jeffrey Epstein a US 'financial bounty hunter'? DOJ memo raises questions

Newly released Epstein-related emails reference claims that Ghislaine Maxwell possessed alleged leverage material involving Alan Dershowitz and others.

Epstein File tranche mentions recorded material, redacted official response raises eyebrows

Emails uncovered in the latest Epstein Files indicate that an Indian girl was among the victims of the late paedophile. US authorities were looking for her to pay compensation from the victims' fund, according to one email. The names of the sender and receiver of the email have been redacted, but the communication language shows that it happened between US officials. It also talks about reaching out to the Indian embassy to get her contact information. The email is dated January 13, 2020, with the subject "<a href="https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%208/EFTA00038425.pdf">Epstein Victims</a>". “The New York Crime Victims Compensation link is www.ny.gov. Please have them complete an application and send it to me. I will forward it directly to the FBI paperwork," it starts. The email goes on to talk about therapy sessions for victims in Florida to be "covered through our emergency victim assistance." It continues, “And lastly, regarding the individual located in India. If you can get me her address and contact information, I will coordinate with our colleagues at the embassy there. Please call me if you have any additional questions."Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/five-nights-at-epstein-s-survival-game-triggers-concerns-as-disturbing-details-emerge-1771214343525">Five Nights at Epstein's survival game triggers concerns as disturbing details emerge</a><h2>Bill Gates and Epstein talk about Harsh Vardhan</h2>Epstein died in 2019 in a New York prison, while his aide Ghislaine Maxwell, found guilty of child sex trafficking and other offences, was sentenced to 20 years of imprisonment in 2022. There are other emails as well linked to India, with one from 2014 in which Bill Gates and Epstein are talking about a target meeting with then Union Health Minister <a href="https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA00991269.pdf">Harsh Vardhan</a>. Epstein asks Gates, “Is Dr Vardhan your target meeting in Sept 17 in India?”&nbsp;https://www.wionews.com/videos/epstein-files-several-us-presidents-their-family-members-in-epstein-records-1771166654553/embed<h2>Names in new Epstein Files release</h2>The Department of Justice released more than 3 million new documents as part of the Epstein Files on January 30. Several high-profile individuals have been named, with some accused of indulging in wrongful practices. Former Prince Andrew, Bill Gates, Bill Clinton, Elon Musk, Peter Thiel, Steve Bannon, Larry Summers, and Howard Lutnick are among those who are said to have links with the sex offender. Gates and Musk have denied having any connections with Epstein, even though pictures of the Microsoft co-founder with girls were released in the tranche. &nbsp;

Epstein India victim

Epstein Files show that an Indian was one of the victims of the late sex offender. An email mentions finding a victim in India to give compensation. The email is from January 13, 2020, in which US officials are discussing reaching out to the Indian embassy.

Emails uncovered in the latest Epstein Files indicate that an Indian girl was among the victims of the late paedophile. US authorities were looking for her to pay compensation from the victims' fund, according to one email. The names of the sender and receiver of the email have been redacted, but the communication language shows that it happened between US officials. It also talks about reaching out to the Indian embassy to get her contact information. The email is dated January 13, 2020, with the subject "Epstein Victims". “The New York Crime Victims Compensation link is www.ny.gov. Please have them complete an application and send it to me. I will forward it directly to the FBI paperwork," it starts. The email goes on to talk about therapy sessions for victims in Florida to be "covered through our emergency victim assistance." It continues, “And lastly, regarding the individual located in India. If you can get me her address and contact information, I will coordinate with our colleagues at the embassy there. Please call me if you have any additional questions." Also Read: Five Nights at Epstein's survival game triggers concerns as disturbing details emerge Bill Gates and Epstein talk about Harsh Vardhan Epstein died in 2019 in a New York prison, while his aide Ghislaine Maxwell, found guilty of child sex trafficking and other offences, was sentenced to 20 years of imprisonment in 2022. There are other emails as well linked to India, with one from 2014 in which Bill Gates and Epstein are talking about a target meeting with then Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan. Epstein asks Gates, “Is Dr Vardhan your target meeting in Sept 17 in India?” https://www.wionews.com/videos/epstein-files-several-us-presidents-their-family-members-in-epstein-records-1771166654553/embed Names in new Epstein Files release The Department of Justice released more than 3 million new documents as part of the Epstein Files on January 30. Several high-profile individuals have been named, with some accused of indulging in wrongful practices. Former Prince Andrew, Bill Gates, Bill Clinton, Elon Musk, Peter Thiel, Steve Bannon, Larry Summers, and Howard Lutnick are among those who are said to have links with the sex offender. Gates and Musk have denied having any connections with Epstein, even though pictures of the Microsoft co-founder with girls were released in the tranche.

Epstein Files show that an Indian was one of the victims of the late sex offender. An email mentions finding a victim in India to give compensation. The email is from January 13, 2020, in which US officials are discussing reaching out to the Indian embassy.

Indian was among Epstein's victims, emails between US officials show

Donald Trump connections in Epstein Files: The new list released by Pam Bondi lists 305 names. Most Trump administrators in it are not accused of wrongdoing. So why are there names in the list?

Donald Trump connections in Epstein Files*Disclaimer: WION is only reporting the names that have been mentioned in the Epstein files and is not accusing anyone of any wrongdoing. Readers are advised to use their discretion on this article.

Former and current Trump administrators in Epstein Files: 'Politically exposed' to ones with alleged links

A newly surfaced document from the DOJ's Epstein Files contain a striking claim that &nbsp;Jeffrey Epstein was a US “financial bounty hunter”. The document was an internal law-enforcement memo, either the FBI or the Attorney General, it remains unspecified. The document suggests that he has significant political connections with Israel and the United States and lists Ehud Barak, Les Wexner, George Mitchell, Bill Richardson, Bill Clinton, and Doug Band as having significant knowledge about Epstein's activity. The document categorises Epstein as a &nbsp;“Tier 3 registered sex offender”, the highest risk category.&nbsp;"At some point in time, Jeffrey Epstein worked for the United States government as a financial bounty hunter. He has retained significant political connections with both Israel and the United States. Individuals with significant knowledge include Ehud Barak, Les Wexner, George Mitchell, Bill Richardson, Bill Clinton, and Doug Band," read the memo.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/epstein-files-pizza-cream-cheese-code-claims-analysis-1771139756648">Epstein files fuel speculation over ‘pizza’ and ‘cream cheese baby’ references</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

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<h2>Was Epstein a financial bounty hunter?</h2>The first widely reported instance of bounty hunting was in the 1980s when the brokerage firm Drysdale Securities imploded. Epstein was hired by a Spanish socialite and actress, Ana Obregón and his family. He, along with federal prosecutor Bob Gold, helped them recover the funds hidden in a Canadian bank’s branch in the Cayman Islands.&nbsp;Another famous one was the Tower Ponzi scheme, the largest Ponzi scheme in US history. Steven Hoffenberg, the founder of Tower Corporation, said that while Epstein was working for him, he took $100 million and put it in offshore accounts and then reported Hoffenberg to the federal authorities. Hoffenberg pleaded guilty in 1995 and was sentenced to 20 years in prison.&nbsp;Hoffenberg alleged that Epstein was the architect of the scheme; he further alleged that Epstein laundered money for Saudi Defence broker Adnan Khashoggi and British Defence Contractor Douglas Lesse during the Iran-Contra Scam. &nbsp;Hoffenberg died in his apartment in August 2022, and his body was recovered in a state of decomposition. Hoffenberg maintained regular contact with one of Epstein's earliest victims, Maria Farmer.A financial bounty hunter is usually someone who identifies financial misconduct, such as money laundering, and reports it to authorities. Epstein did introduce himself as a financial bounty hunter. There is no official government title of financial bounty hunter. This could potentially mean informal co-operation with federal agents to uncover financial fraud. The document further points to a broader prosecutorial pathway, suggesting the people in his inner circle and the possibility of Epstein being convicted for at least 10 years in a US federal prison. The document seems to have been drafted after his first conviction in 2008, when he received a sweetheart deal: 13 months in a county jail with work-release privileges and immunity for his possible co-conspirators. Former US attorney who negotiated a controversial 2008 plea deal with Jeffrey Epstein, suggesting that he was asked to leave Epstein alone as he "belonged to intelligence".

A newly surfaced DOJ memo claims Jeffrey Epstein worked as a US “financial bounty hunter” with high-level political connections. Here’s what we know.

A newly surfaced document from the DOJ's Epstein Files contain a striking claim that Jeffrey Epstein was a US “financial bounty hunter”. The document was an internal law-enforcement memo, either the FBI or the Attorney General, it remains unspecified. The document suggests that he has significant political connections with Israel and the United States and lists Ehud Barak, Les Wexner, George Mitchell, Bill Richardson, Bill Clinton, and Doug Band as having significant knowledge about Epstein's activity. The document categorises Epstein as a “Tier 3 registered sex offender”, the highest risk category. "At some point in time, Jeffrey Epstein worked for the United States government as a financial bounty hunter. He has retained significant political connections with both Israel and the United States. Individuals with significant knowledge include Ehud Barak, Les Wexner, George Mitchell, Bill Richardson, Bill Clinton, and Doug Band," read the memo. Also Read: Epstein files fuel speculation over ‘pizza’ and ‘cream cheese baby’ references

A newly surfaced DOJ memo claims Jeffrey Epstein worked as a US “financial bounty hunter” with high-level political connections. Here’s what we know.

Was Jeffrey Epstein a US 'financial bounty hunter'? DOJ memo raises questions

The Department of Justice released a list of 305 names mentioned in the Epstein Files. The names "are or were a government official or politically exposed person", and who were also named "in the files released under the Act at least once."

DOJ released a list of 305 names mentioned in the Epstein Files.*Disclaimer: WION is only reporting the names that have been mentioned in the Epstein files and is not accusing anyone of any wrongdoing. Readers are advised to use their discretion on this article.

Epstein Files new release has 305 names, including politicians, celebrities and businessmen - Full List

A game called Five Nights at Epstein's has become a cause of concern among parents who are calling it out on social media for being linked to real-world events. The game is in the news just as more details and names emerged from the latest tranche of Epstein Files released on January 30. The sex offender carried out his operations on his notorious property in Little Saint James Island, and the game seems to be based in this place. The game is based on the popular horror franchise "Five Nights at Freddy’s", a game of survival where the player needs to spend terrifying nights while avoiding homicidal animatronic characters, with the use of cameras. Five Nights at Epstein's is based on a similar concept, except the premise changes to Epstein's island. The late financier has been accused of sexually abusing children and minors at his property.&nbsp;&nbsp;According to a report by News Minimalist, children as young as middle schoolers are playing the game on their school Chromebooks. Information on the game was hosted on a platform called itch.io, an open digital marketplace where independent creators can host, sell, and download indie games.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/how-epstein-helped-long-term-girlfriend-karyna-shuliak-secure-us-citizenship-1771151284759">Student visa, fake marriage: How Epstein helped long-term girlfriend, Karyna Shuliak, secure US citizenship</a><h2>What is the game Five Nights at Epstein's about?</h2>Details shared by a user on the platform read, "The gameplay involves playing as a victim on Epstein Island, using sound to divert attention, opening and closing ventilation ducts, and other operations to survive 5 nights without being discovered by Epstein." A link to play the game is also shared on the platform. Basically, the player is a victim who needs to hide and make it through without being seen by Epstein. &nbsp;The horrifying scenario where children are playing victim on an island where minors were sexually abused has led to outrage among parents. One of them wrote on Facebook, "One of my kids came home from school on Tuesday and mentioned that they know what the Epstein Files are. I could tell they understood it is too mature of a topic for them. I was a bit shocked, but explained that there isn’t anything wrong with knowing about them, but that the details are too mature for them."&nbsp;https://www.wionews.com/videos/epstein-files-several-us-presidents-their-family-members-in-epstein-records-1771166654553/embed&nbsp;Kids have reportedly been heard discussing stomach-churning details about the game, one of which includes options to make a baby or little girl cry to lure predators. Reportedly, a parent heard a group of boys discussing these features. Parents have been advised to keep a check on their kids' online activities until the game is blocked.&nbsp;

Five Nights at Epstein's is giving parents sleepless nights who are shocked to learn that young children are playing victims in a video game based on Epstein's island. The player needs to survive on the island without being noticed by the sex offender.

A game called Five Nights at Epstein's has become a cause of concern among parents who are calling it out on social media for being linked to real-world events. The game is in the news just as more details and names emerged from the latest tranche of Epstein Files released on January 30. The sex offender carried out his operations on his notorious property in Little Saint James Island, and the game seems to be based in this place. The game is based on the popular horror franchise "Five Nights at Freddy’s", a game of survival where the player needs to spend terrifying nights while avoiding homicidal animatronic characters, with the use of cameras. Five Nights at Epstein's is based on a similar concept, except the premise changes to Epstein's island. The late financier has been accused of sexually abusing children and minors at his property. According to a report by News Minimalist, children as young as middle schoolers are playing the game on their school Chromebooks. Information on the game was hosted on a platform called itch.io, an open digital marketplace where independent creators can host, sell, and download indie games. Also Read: Student visa, fake marriage: How Epstein helped long-term girlfriend, Karyna Shuliak, secure US citizenship What is the game Five Nights at Epstein's about? Details shared by a user on the platform read, "The gameplay involves playing as a victim on Epstein Island, using sound to divert attention, opening and closing ventilation ducts, and other operations to survive 5 nights without being discovered by Epstein." A link to play the game is also shared on the platform. Basically, the player is a victim who needs to hide and make it through without being seen by Epstein. The horrifying scenario where children are playing victim on an island where minors were sexually abused has led to outrage among parents. One of them wrote on Facebook, "One of my kids came home from school on Tuesday and mentioned that they know what the Epstein Files are. I could tell they understood it is too mature of a topic for them. I was a bit shocked, but explained that there isn’t anything wrong with knowing about them, but that the details are too mature for them." https://www.wionews.com/videos/epstein-files-several-us-presidents-their-family-members-in-epstein-records-1771166654553/embed Kids have reportedly been heard discussing stomach-churning details about the game, one of which includes options to make a baby or little girl cry to lure predators. Reportedly, a parent heard a group of boys discussing these features. Parents have been advised to keep a check on their kids' online activities until the game is blocked.

Five Nights at Epstein's is giving parents sleepless nights who are shocked to learn that young children are playing victims in a video game based on Epstein's island. The player needs to survive on the island without being noticed by the sex offender.

Five Nights at Epstein's survival game triggers concerns as disturbing details emerge

Newly released Epstein Files reportedly mention several former US Presidents and their family members, shedding light on the high-profile connections of the convicted financier Jeffrey Epstein. The records have intensified public scrutiny and reignited discussions on accountability, influence, and the far-reaching implications of Epstein’s network.


Epstein Files: Several US Presidents & Their Family Members in Epstein Records 

The newly released files related to the investigation into late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein has releaved how his network managed the immigration status of several foreign women through student visas, sham marriages, English-language programs, and work permits. The emails among the documents showed how Karyna Shuliak, Epstein’s long-term girlfriend, secured her US citizenship through a fake marriage to another woman in New York.According to a Bloomberg report, the Belarus-born woman had moved to the United States as a transfer student. Epstein had arranged her admission to Columbia University’s dental school through a complicated process that started in 2011. In July 2012, the late pedophile reached out to his network to ensure Shuliak’s immigration status, seeking to quietly restore her student visa.However, by 2013, her legal status in the US had become uncertain. The emails in Epstein files revealed that the sex offender sought legal assistance to resolve the complications in her student visa and a pending asylum case.“She’s overstayed,” one lawyer said, warning that her reinstatement would be challenging.“We will need to decide if pushing the asylum and redoing it is a more likely path to success than the prosecutorial descretion re the reinstatement,” Epstein wrote in an email.In October 2013, Shuliak married a woman named Jennifer, who reportedly had been in a relationship with Elon Musk’s brother, Kimbal Musk. Following the marriage, Shuliak and her lawyer applied for a family-based green card. By early 2015, she received her green card and became a naturalised US citizen in 2018. She later filed for a divorce.“Now that she’s an american you should throw her a big ole party with a mechanical bull, red white and blue balloons, and deep fried snickers bars on flag toothpicks,” reads one email sent to Epstein by his immigration lawyers.The files also revealed that Epstein sponsored enrollment in English-language schools for several other foreign women to help them secure a US student visa. Apart from this, Epstein also filed a work visa application for a woman, citing her work with his company and modelling career.

New Epstein files show his network used student visas, English programs, work permits and a marriage to help women secure US citizenship.

The newly released files related to the investigation into late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein has releaved how his network managed the immigration status of several foreign women through student visas, sham marriages, English-language programs, and work permits. The emails among the documents showed how Karyna Shuliak, Epstein’s long-term girlfriend, secured her US citizenship through a fake marriage to another woman in New York. According to a Bloomberg report, the Belarus-born woman had moved to the United States as a transfer student. Epstein had arranged her admission to Columbia University’s dental school through a complicated process that started in 2011. In July 2012, the late pedophile reached out to his network to ensure Shuliak’s immigration status, seeking to quietly restore her student visa. However, by 2013, her legal status in the US had become uncertain. The emails in Epstein files revealed that the sex offender sought legal assistance to resolve the complications in her student visa and a pending asylum case. “She’s overstayed,” one lawyer said, warning that her reinstatement would be challenging. “We will need to decide if pushing the asylum and redoing it is a more likely path to success than the prosecutorial descretion re the reinstatement,” Epstein wrote in an email. In October 2013, Shuliak married a woman named Jennifer, who reportedly had been in a relationship with Elon Musk’s brother, Kimbal Musk. Following the marriage, Shuliak and her lawyer applied for a family-based green card. By early 2015, she received her green card and became a naturalised US citizen in 2018. She later filed for a divorce. “Now that she’s an american you should throw her a big ole party with a mechanical bull, red white and blue balloons, and deep fried snickers bars on flag toothpicks,” reads one email sent to Epstein by his immigration lawyers. The files also revealed that Epstein sponsored enrollment in English-language schools for several other foreign women to help them secure a US student visa. Apart from this, Epstein also filed a work visa application for a woman, citing her work with his company and modelling career.

New Epstein files show his network used student visas, English programs, work permits and a marriage to help women secure US citizenship.

Student visa, fake marriage: How Epstein helped long-term girlfriend, Karyna Shuliak, secure US citizenship

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