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- 0:00Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
- 0:03Epstein Chronicles. I don't think there's any doubt at this
- 0:09point that Jeffrey Epstein was trafficking women. Now you can
- 0:13argue the extent of that trafficking and the ages of
- 0:17the girls and women being trafficked, but the fact that
- 0:20he was trafficking women and young girls, it's not even debatable.
- 0:24I mean, we've heard about the USVII and how people
- 0:27knew that Epstein was still bringing young girls and children
- 0:30to the island, and now we're hearing about the same
- 0:34exact thing in airports in the UK, and according to
- 0:38a new report, Epstein traffic women through British airports until
- 0:43just a month before his arrest. So he was doing
- 0:46this the whole entire time. And I want you to
- 0:48keep in mind that Scotland Yard knew about all this
- 0:52and they ignored it. So it's not just here in America.
- 0:56Law enforcement in the UK ignored all of this too.
- 0:59The information they had, the facts, they had, the evidence.
- 1:03What they didn't have was the willpower. And at the
- 1:06time when Scotland Yard said it wasn't going to investigate
- 1:09any further, and when it shut down the investigations. I
- 1:12told you that that was going to come back to
- 1:13haunt them, and here we are. Because this kind of
- 1:16thing doesn't stay buried forever. People talk, people come forward,
- 1:21and now we have a bunch of files that are
- 1:24being dumped. And according to the files, there's no doubt
- 1:28that Jeffrey Epstein was trafficking women, was trafficking girls, and
- 1:35that he was using places like the UK as a hub.
- 1:40So in this episode, we're going to dive into an
- 1:41article that was published by the Daily Mail and the
- 1:44headline Jeffrey Epstein traffic women through British airports until just
- 1:49one month before his twenty nineteen arrest, and he took
- 1:52more than sixty flights, including many to RAF bases. So
- 1:57this is kind of building on what we were talking
- 1:59about previous about the investigation that was launched in the
- 2:03UK when it comes to Epstein and the airports, well,
- 2:07they're making some progress and they've unearthed some new documents
- 2:11that really slammed the point home. This article was authored
- 2:16by Shannon mccoogan. Jeffrey Epstein traffic women through British airports
- 2:23until a month before his arrest in twenty nineteen. The
- 2:26Epstein file suggest booking records, flight logs, as well as
- 2:30fuel receipts. A part of the troph of documents released
- 2:34by the Department of Justice showed the pedophile financier flew
- 2:38to and from Britain over sixty times, and the disgraced
- 2:42financier sixty six book commercial flights for women in an
- 2:46out of the UK just a month before his arrest
- 2:49in twenty nineteen. I'm sure they were coming there to
- 2:53just hang out. They were going to watch TV. I
- 2:56hear that they were going to do a marathon of friends.
- 3:00Oh what, that's not what they're doing. Or read Epstein's house.
- 3:03I mean, listen to some of these people. You would
- 3:05think that that's all that's going on. He's mentoring them.
- 3:09Jeffrey Epstein's a great steward of their future. Now, of
- 3:12course that's a bit hyperbolic, but that's pretty much the
- 3:15point that we're coming to. And I find it sick
- 3:18and disgusting considering all the facts that are available, And
- 3:23even if you don't believe the most salacious stuff, how
- 3:26is it that you can deny that this kind of
- 3:29thing was happening, Because the most certainly was. And now
- 3:32we have a lot of documentation to prove it, and
- 3:35that amountain of evidence continues to grow, and I think
- 3:38that this investigation in the UK will provide some more
- 3:41details about how this trafficking operation was being run, because
- 3:46we know that there were running dummy flights through the
- 3:48UK to throw the investigators off and to muddle up
- 3:52the flight logs. But I'm sure they were just doing
- 3:55that because you know, it was fun for them, it
- 3:57was enjoyable. I'm sure there were no devious intentions behind it. Hell,
- 4:02Jeffrey Epstein, like we stated earlier, great guy. Right. It's
- 4:07understood that six police forces are probing whether victims were
- 4:10trafficked on the financier's private plane in and out of
- 4:14UK airports as well as RAF bases. Among RAF bases
- 4:18included in the investigation is Northolt, a station in Ruslip,
- 4:23West London, which was instrumental in the country's defense during
- 4:27the Battle of Britain and World War Two. Gordon Brown
- 4:31has requested the six police forces assessed whether Andrew mount
- 4:35Battan Windsor utilized the Air Force for trips linked to Epstein.
- 4:39Probably a good idea. The dude was on the public dime.
- 4:43What he shouldn't have any accountability. I mean it would
- 4:46be bad enough as a private citizen doing this, or
- 4:49just as a prince, but as the trade endvoy passing
- 4:54secrets and shit to Jeffrey Epstein. Not exactly a good
- 4:57look and the kind of thing that if you're a
- 5:00regular person you end up under the jail for the
- 5:07former Labor Prime Minister has handed a file of evidence
- 5:10regarding flights to forces whose policing authority boundaries cover relevant
- 5:15airports where the sex offenders jet may have landed. Police
- 5:19forces included are a Metropolitan Police Surrey, Sussex, Thames Valley,
- 5:25Norfolk and Bedfordshire constabularies which cover Gatwick, Heathrow, Luton, RAF
- 5:31Horsom and RAF Marsham between them. So this is a
- 5:36serious investigation and they're taking it very very serious. As
- 5:39far as Jeffrey Epstein utilizing military bases and other airports
- 5:45to traffic girls and what do you know, an actual
- 5:49investigation has been launched. Hell, we wouldn't even know what
- 5:53that is here in America. I might drop that of
- 5:56a heart attack if we did the same. You mean
- 5:59to tell me, with all the evidence we have, there's
- 6:02not enough for one single investigation here in America into anybody?
- 6:08Is that really what you're telling me? And of course
- 6:13that goes directly to the people who are calling this
- 6:15a moral panic. If it was a moral panic, wouldn't
- 6:18there be consequences? And I don't mean people calling you
- 6:21out for your bullshit, I mean real consequences like Andrew's facing.
- 6:26But we don't see that here in America? Do we
- 6:29one hell of a moral panic? And isn't it odd
- 6:32those very people that cry about moral panics never have
- 6:36anything to say about the people who were abused. Documents
- 6:42indicate the Pedophiles plane landed at RAF Northolt in twenty fifteen.
- 6:47Andrew has always denied any wrongdoing. Epstein's associates organized journeys
- 6:52from Heathrow to New York and back for a Russian
- 6:55woman whose name has been removed from the records on
- 6:58June first and June ninth. I'm sure she just showed
- 7:01up for a shopping spree. I'm sure that that woman,
- 7:04that girl whatever, wasn't abused, because you know, none of
- 7:08that was happening. Epstein didn't traffic girl stupid. The Pedalphiles
- 7:14assistant Leslie Groff, who asked an Amex concierge and account
- 7:18manager to add an unreserved hotel record to an itinerary,
- 7:22and when she replied it could be too late to
- 7:25make the booking as well as cancel it, Graff responded,
- 7:28can you just type up a hotel in an itinerary.
- 7:32The account manager later discovered a hotel which could do
- 7:35same day cancelations, which Epstein's assistant answered, just added to
- 7:39the itinerary, I will cancel tomorrow morning. Groff also requested
- 7:44the same concierge arrange a decoy flight for a woman
- 7:48journeying to Miami in twenty sixteen. The email read, no
- 7:52return for this flight. This is a decoy flight. She'll
- 7:55not really take it, but she needs to show an
- 7:58itinerary for this flight. Can you put something together for me? Yo,
- 8:02Leslie Groff needs to be investigated. She was right in
- 8:06the middle of all of this, and if you have
- 8:08a conspiracy or rico case, even if you're the one
- 8:12answering the phones and putting things into motion, you're responsible.
- 8:16A journey departing from Rome and landing in London City
- 8:19Airport was suggested, to which she answered, let me find
- 8:23out if the fake ticket can show London City. Lawyers
- 8:27representing Groff have previously stated Epstein's former assistant had never
- 8:32witnessed anything improper or illegal. Oh not at all. But
- 8:36she engaged in some shit that was improper and illegal.
- 8:39That's my opinion. The recent findings were lambasted as scandalous
- 8:44by Nazir Absol, former Chief Crown Prosecutor, time and time again.
- 8:49When police have been asked to investigate Epstein in respect
- 8:52to sexual abuse in trafficking, we've been told that her
- 8:55review found no need. He told The Times. That's what
- 8:58I'm saying. And this is an international cover up and
- 9:02how people are missing it is beyond me. It is
- 9:06absolutely insane how long this has been covered up and
- 9:11just how many pieces were in motion to make sure
- 9:14that it stayed that way. How's it then possible for
- 9:19The Times and others to uncover vital, incriminating evidence when
- 9:23a police review found no need to find it, Well,
- 9:26they didn't look. There was no real investigation. And that's
- 9:29why people who argue that Jeffrey Epstein was never charged
- 9:33or convicted, I should say, with sex trafficking or arguing
- 9:36from a place perched in dishonesty, they're not serious. About
- 9:40the debate. They're not serious about the conversation and they're
- 9:43not serious about moving this forward. They're serious about trying
- 9:48to be right, but unfortunately for them, it'll never happen,
- 9:53because the truth is what the truth is, and the
- 9:55facts are the facts. The sixty four year old behind
- 10:00the prosecution of grooming gangs in northern England said in
- 10:04the last week we have seen that when the state
- 10:07is the alleged victim, it can move at pace, but
- 10:09when the alleged victim is a woman, it finds an
- 10:12excuse not to move at all. It comes as new
- 10:16documents indicate Epstein's private plane had arrived at RAF Northolt
- 10:20in twenty fifteen, two years later then was known. Records
- 10:26in the Epstein file show a receipt for a gulf
- 10:28Stream jet refueling at an RAF base on May eighth,
- 10:32twenty fifteen, with journeys to Northolt having previously been noted
- 10:37in twenty thirteen. No explanation, no reason why, nobody coming forward,
- 10:43and the police telling us there's nothing here to see,
- 10:47nothing to investigate. That the Epstein matter is closed over
- 10:50in the UK. Well, whoever made those decisions, they might
- 10:55be in for it. Because it looks to me that
- 10:57the UK is now taking this seriously, and I hope
- 11:01that they do. Before he was jailed in two thousand
- 11:06and eight after being found guilty of sex offenses, Epstein
- 11:09made several journeys to and from UK. Reports on his
- 11:12boeing seven twenty seven. Most of his journeys were back
- 11:15and forth from Luton and continued following his release in
- 11:19two thousand and nine, but at a lower rate. The
- 11:23financier and Glenn Maxwell, his assistant, and a woman traveled
- 11:27from Luton to Paris in December of two thousand. Tom Pritzker,
- 11:32an American businessman, was picked up by Epstein the following day,
- 11:36as well as an individual reference as one female in
- 11:39flight logs. Tom Pritzker just another man who was credibly
- 11:43accused by Virginia Roberts, who was left out of the
- 11:46conversation for all these years, just like George Mitchell, just
- 11:50like Bill Richardson and a whole host of other people.
- 11:53I mean, Bill Pritzker should have been on the clock
- 11:55a long ass time ago. The second Virginia said what
- 11:58she said about him, there should have been an investigation
- 12:01at the very least. That doesn't mean you find him guilty.
- 12:04That doesn't mean you find enough evidence that you even indict,
- 12:07but at least have the investigation, and a real one.
- 12:13I mean, am I crazy for calling for that? I
- 12:16guess so. Pritzker has not been accused of wrongdoing and
- 12:23previously said last month that he regretted his links with Epstein.
- 12:27In twenty eleven, The Telegraph asked Epstein's representatives about the
- 12:31likelihood that Andrew aided in organizing landing. The financier queried
- 12:37his pilot, Larry Vasoski, and went on to email Maxwell
- 12:41saying spoke to Larry it's true. After Sandringham, the aircraft
- 12:46was moved to Norwich before it flew back to the US,
- 12:48with a pit stop in Gander, Canada, two days later.
- 12:52In December of twenty twelve, the financier's plane received extensive
- 12:56repairs at Stanstead. Once fixed, Jean flew a young Russian
- 13:01woman whose name was removed from the files, to the US.
- 13:04And again, I'm sure he was bringing her here for
- 13:07you know, really wholesome purposes. He just wanted to help. Man.
- 13:12Come on, don't you know Jeffrey Epstein misunderstood guy hell
- 13:16of a fella In his correspondence with aviation experts Epstein
- 13:21as for guidance on whether the woman could come into
- 13:24the UK before heading to the US using a Russian passport.
- 13:28Other documents show the financier chartered Assessma Citation jet to
- 13:32take him and the woman from Paris to Standstead before
- 13:36they embarked on his plane the head to the US.
- 13:39Ten police forces are examining allegations in relation to Epstein,
- 13:44as well as claims that he trafficked girls to and
- 13:46from the UK. It comes after Epstein blamed Charles on
- 13:50the very day Andrew was forced to step down as
- 13:54Britain's trade endvoy emails revealed, well, that was the Golden goose.
- 13:58He was getting all that inside information from Prince Andrew,
- 14:02and once Charles put an end to it, well that
- 14:06hurt Jeffrey Epstein's business dealings, right, so he's going to
- 14:09have something to say about it. On July twenty first,
- 14:12twenty eleven, the day was publicly announced that the then
- 14:15Prince would quit his role as the UK Special Representative
- 14:19for International Trade and Investment, the convicted sex offender wrote,
- 14:24I assume he knows that this is Charles doing. The
- 14:27message was sent in response to an associate who had
- 14:30told him lots of TV coverage on PA and always
- 14:33big feature on you. Insane. It's understood that PA refers
- 14:38to Prince Andrew. Well, yeah, no shit, who else is
- 14:41it going to refer to? At the time, Andrew had
- 14:46served as the UK Special Representative for International Trade and
- 14:49Investment for a decade from two thousand and one to
- 14:52twenty eleven. The high profile role gave access to senior
- 14:56government figures and powerful business leaders around the world. World. Yeah,
- 15:01that he drifted from that. He tried to ingratiate himself
- 15:05to and in some cases passed on secret information. But sure,
- 15:10Prince Andrew, he's being persecuted. He stepped back from the
- 15:16post amid growing scrutiny and criticism over his continued relationship
- 15:20with Epstein, the US financier and convicted sex offender. A
- 15:25Photographs of the pair walking together in New York had
- 15:28already made headlines in the months leading up to his departure,
- 15:31intensifying public pressure. The emails offer fragments of private conversations
- 15:37from the period when Andrew and Epstein's association was attracting
- 15:41global attention some fifteen years ago. Not enough attention, did it?
- 15:46Because if it had the right attention and people really looked,
- 15:49they would have known. Or is it that they did
- 15:53know and they didn't care? Certainly something upon her. Epstein
- 16:01spent much of the day email in contacts about the
- 16:03news that Andrew had lost his official trade role. In
- 16:07another message, Epstein wrote, I'm sure this is good for him.
- 16:10He will now be free. He also forwarded a news
- 16:14article about Andrew stepping down to Glenn Maxwell, who applied
- 16:17simply why, Epstein responded, I think he wants to make money.
- 16:23Andrew now sixty six, was arrested last Thursday on suspicion
- 16:27of misconduct and public office after being accused of leaking
- 16:30secrets to pedophile Jeffrey Epstein while serving as the UK's
- 16:35Trade envoy. And I think the evidence is solid. Now,
- 16:38of course we have to have a full investigation right
- 16:42but so far the evidence looks very, very solid, and
- 16:46I think that Prince Andrew has a lot to worry about.
- 16:50He was released under investigation after spending eleven hours in custody,
- 16:54and police last night confirmed they have concluded searches of
- 16:58his former Winsor Mansion Royal Lodge. Andrew Mountbatten. Windsor has
- 17:03always denied any wrongdoing. Meanwhile, the FBI is noted a
- 17:07series of omitted interviews, include an unsubstantiated allegation that Donald
- 17:13Trump forced a victim of Epstein toward his exposed penis,
- 17:17which she subsequently bit. The Bureau had conversations with the
- 17:22woman on four occasions, which began in twenty nineteen. However,
- 17:26she refused to cooperate with a possible probe into the
- 17:30US president. According to an email between FBI agents in
- 17:33July twenty twenty five, well why and look, I'm not
- 17:37saying that it's true, but I want to see all
- 17:40of the evidence. Why are you hiding it? The law
- 17:42doesn't say you can hide this or that. After you
- 17:45decide what is damaging and what's not, the law calls
- 17:48for all of it to be released. So here's an idea,
- 17:51follow the law. Trump has always denied any involvement or
- 17:57knowledge of the financier's crimes. The Department of Justice has
- 18:01also not answered queries from MPR, as well as a
- 18:04number of Democrat senators who said the account is evidence
- 18:08that the trove of documents has been interfered with to
- 18:11protect the US president. Look, that is not a crazy statement.
- 18:17What other reason could there be for them not to
- 18:19release this. They're obviously trying to protect Donald Trump, but
- 18:23that's not what the law calls for. The law states
- 18:27that people who are victims can have their names redacted,
- 18:31their information redacted, but not Donald Trump, and certainly not
- 18:35to the degree we see here. So it's going to
- 18:38be very interesting to see what the DOJ has to
- 18:40say and how they try and spin this has nothing
- 18:44more than just a simple mistake, because it's obviously a
- 18:47lot more than that. But as far as the UK
- 18:49goes and these airports, there's no doubt that that's what
- 18:53Jeffrey Epstein was doing. And the more evidence that comes out,
- 18:56the more undeniable that becomes. All right, folks, that's gonna
- 19:00do it for this one. All the information that goes
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