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Surrey Police Open Criminal Investigation Into UK Epstein Abuse Allegations (5/21/26) · The Vault: The Epstein Files

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  Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
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  Epstein Chronicles. In this episode, we're going to hop across
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  the Pond and we're going to talk about the expanding
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  English investigation into Jeffrey Epstein and the allegations of abuse
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  over a span of decades in the UK. Meanwhile, back
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  here in America, one of the only Republicans with the
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  stones to stand up to Donald Trump was just voted out.
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  And if you don't think that was retribution for the petition,
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  you got another thing coming. It most certainly was. And
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  the fact that the people down in Kentucky bought the
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  nonsense and actually voted for Ed Gallerin tells you everything
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  you need to know about the hypnosis that a lot
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  of these GOP voters are operating under. Imagine listening to
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  Donald Trump call all of this a hoax, and then
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  seeing all of the evidence that came out of how
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  widespread the corruption was, and then just shrugging your shoulders
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  and voting for Ed Gallerin because they want to make
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  Donni Diddles happy. Talk about pathetic. This article published by
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  the Guardian and the headline Surrey police launch investigation into
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  UK Epstein abuse allegations This article was authored by Vicram Dodd.
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  Surrey Police have launched a criminal investigation and allegations of
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  child's sexual abuse after two women came forward to say
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  that they were victims of attacks in Britain detailed in
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  the Epstein files. The force said the claims dated back
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  to the eighties and nineties, with one in Surrey and
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  allegations concerning Berkshire understood to relate to the Windsor estate. Well,
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  what do you know? I wonder what was going on
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  on the Windsor estate? And I wonder who was involved?
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  Could it be a guy whose initials are j ee? Possibly?
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  And you damn well know that the Prince of punk
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  Asses is going to be right in the mix. So
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  what exactly happening at Windsor and what did the queen
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  know and when did she know it? The Surrey investigations
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  the first by British police relating to Epstein, examining alleged
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  harm against females. The force was understood to be searching
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  for evidence to prove or disprove the claims and is
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  interviewed the alleged victims. In a statement, the Surrey Force,
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  which covers an area south of London, said following the
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  release of the files relating to Jeffrey Epstein by the
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  US Department of Justice, we're investigating two separate allegations of
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  non recent child sexual abuse. And of course it's going
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  to be hard to prove anything right all those years ago,
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  but the fact that they're at least investigating is a
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  step in the right direction as far as I'm concerned.
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  In a statement, the Surrey Force, which covers an area
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  south of London, said, following the release of files relating
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  to Jeffrey Epstein by the US Department of Justice, we're
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  investigating two separate allegations of non recent child sexual abuse.
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  One report relates to locations in Surrey and Berkshire in
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  the mid nineties to two thousand. The other relates to
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  mid to late eighties in West Surrey. And you have
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  to think that this is all part of the larger
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  investigation that has been initiated over in the UK. And
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  remember when Andrew and Mandelssohn were first arrested, and there
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  are people out there saying, well, don't jump the gun.
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  We don't know what this has to do with. We
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  don't know, you know the extent of their relationship with
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  Epstein et cetera, et cetera. And I told you that
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  they were opening the door and that the investigation would
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  inevitably expand. Well, it looks like that's where we're at,
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  and that the investigation most certainly has expanded. The only
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  question now is just how far that expansion has gone,
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  and even more importantly, will it keep growing, Because there's
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  a lot of questions that need to be answered about
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  Jeffrey Epstein and the UK. It was understood that no
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  potential suspects have yet been interviewed and there have been
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  no arrests. The Force had been considering whether a full
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  criminal investigation was needed for several months after material was
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  published in the Epstein files in December of twenty twenty five.
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  And look, if you're a government and you see the
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  kind of stuff that you see in the Epstein files,
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  and it's relating to citizens from your country, don't you
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  think you'd want to have a task force and dive
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  deeper into what's going on. I know that if Ile
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  was in charge one hundred percent, And honestly, it's crazy
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  that it's taken this long for that to even occur.
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  It's not like these allegations are new, and it's not
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  like people in the UK didn't know about these allegations
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  years ago. They did. The big problem for them now
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  is the fact that you know that's what they can have.
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  They can and have the people know that they didn't
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  do their job because they know you're going to demand answers.
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  So now the authorities in the UK have been forced
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  to open this investigation. Believe me when I tell you
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  this is not something they want to do either. In February,
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  the force appealed for witnesses and said following the US
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  Department of Justice epstein final release. In December of twenty five,
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  Surrey Police became aware of a redacted report alleging non
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  recent human trafficking and sexual assaults on a minor in
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  Virginia Waters, Surrey between ninety four and nineteen ninety six.
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  So a long time ago, right, and in that time
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  you know that evidence has walked away. Memories are not
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  as sharp and it's a lot harder to prove something
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  that happened that long ago. Now here's the caveat to that.
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  Are there police reports? Are there reports that were given
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  to other people in positions of power that were ignored.
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  I don't know, but my guess is that's what happened.
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  The same stuff that happened in America. I hate to
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  say it happened in the UK. And when I tell
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  you it's systemic, I don't just mean America. I mean
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  the whole last world. We're being played for fools, folks,
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  all of us, and it doesn't matter where you live.
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  Every single one of us is on the receiving end
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  of a punch in the teeth. Meanwhile, these people continue
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  to get rich and laugh all the way to the bank.
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  After reviewing our system, using the limited information available to us,
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  we found no evidence of the Surrey related allegations being
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  reported to the Surrey Police. All right, well that answers that,
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  but that doesn't mean nothing happened. Publicity about the allegations
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  led people to come forward and claim to have information.
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  In February, Surrey Police said we've received several reports as
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  a result of the appeal for witnesses, which we're in
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  the process of reviewing. And look, there's gonna be crazies,
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  there is no doubt about it. People come out of
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  the woodwork and they make up all kinds of stories.
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  Whether they're part of the cover up or not, that's
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  a case by case basis, but the results the same. Look.
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  The more chaos, the more noise, the more people can
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  point to salacious bullshit that's obviously not true, the easier
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  it is for people like Trump to call this a hoax.
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  And it's while that people keep falling into the trap.
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  And one of the main reasons is because Donald Trump
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  knows that people are acting emotionally, he knows that people
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  aren't being rational, and he knows that people really hate him,
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  and he uses it right. That's a lever for him.
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  And the most absurd things inside of the files, you know, cannibalism, etc. Well,
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  what do you think these people point to when they're
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  trying to call this a hoax. Meanwhile, there's actual allegations
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  of abuse, obvious immigration fraud, financial crimes that would make
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  Bernie made Off jealous, and the whole host of other
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  things going on that's provable. But for a lot of people,
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  it's not about getting to the bottom of what happened.
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  It's about driving engagement and it's about getting clicks. Child
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  abuse specialists in the force's Public Protection Team are leading
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  the investigation document relating to Abstein, the disgrace financier and
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  sex offender, and his associates have been published on the
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  US Department of Justice website, if you want to call
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  it that, we're the other three million, probably at Todd
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  Baby Billy Blanche's house. Surrey are the third British police
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  force criminally investigating after revelations in the Epstein files. It's
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  the first British police criminal investigation into claims of sexual
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  harm against females relating to Abstein, who is alleged to
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  have traffic women and girls to his powerful associates, well
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  some of them, And that's what everybody focuses on. Right.
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  People are out here talking like Epstein and Maxwell were
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  running a Heidi Flights operation. They weren't the people that
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  were set up with girls, especially girls on the island
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  or at the mansion or at Zoro Ranch. Those were
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  special occasions. It wasn't like anybody who came to Epstein's
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  house could go and pick a girl and you know,
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  do what they want with them. That wasn't what Epstein
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  was up to. And it's wild that all these years later,
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  people still don't get it. Now that said, there were
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  people who had girls trafficked to them, and we've talked
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  about those people and the allegations against them at length.
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  But to think that Jeffrey Epstein was running some kind
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  of cat house is ridiculous. That was not what was
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  going on. The two criminal investigations so far have related
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  to alleged defenses against the state, and that was the door.
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  And I told you when it happened that they were
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  going to open that door wide. And here we are,
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  and they're going to keep expanding if they find any
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  evidence whatsoever, They're going to keep opening doors. And I'm
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  very curious where those doors lead because, unlike here in America,
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  the Trump factor isn't coming into play, or at least
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  we hope it's not. The former Prince Andrew Mountbattan Windsor
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  and former Cabinet Minister Peter Mandelsson have been arrested on
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  suspicion of misconduct in public office for allegedly handing Epstein's
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  sensitive information gathered as part of their official roles. Imagine
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  and not just Epstein to anybody. You have confidential information
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  about your country and you pass it on to somebody else,
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  sounds like treason to me. Both deny any wrongdoing. King
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  Charles's brother is under investigation by Thames Valley Police and
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  the former Cabinet minister and former ambassador to Washington is
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  under investigation by the Metro Police. Six forces are examining
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  whether criminal investigation should be launched into flights coming into
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  the UK allegedly at the behest of Epstein carrying trafficked women.
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  And he didn't do it himself. Who okayed the flight plan?
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  Who said he could land? All of that stuff matters
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  the logistics, right, and that's why they never hit him
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  with rico. British police fear that prosecutors will be reluctant
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  to bring charges unless the Trump administration agrees to hand
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  over original documents from the Epstein files. Imagine that shit.
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  How could anyone support Donald Trump's bullshit? It is just absurd.
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  This man has run in all kinds of interference, even internationally.
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  The corruption never stops. It is just NonStop corruption every
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  time you turn around. So far, redacted documents relating to
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  Epstein and his associates have been published on the DOJ website.
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  The DOJ, considered to be under Trump's control, has told
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  British police it would not consider handing over the original
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  documents without a formal request. That is a bureaucratic and
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  lengthy process. All by design. Well, you don't think Trump
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  demanded that the DOJ doesn't play ball? Pathetic? Absolutely pathetic
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  and real talk. If you still support that shit, you're
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  pathetic too. A National Gold Group hosted by the National
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  Police Chiefs Council is coordinating British police efforts to investigate
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  allegations in the Epstein files. Well, hopefully they come up
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  with something, but if the Trump administration is not going
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  to play ball, it's going to be very difficult. So,
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  like usual, we'll keep an eye on this one as well,
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  and we'll see where it expands, and we'll see who,
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  if anyone, is held accountable. All the information that goes
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