Former British prime minister Gordon Brown has said that he has discovered evidence of Jeffrey Epstein’s trafficking network in Britain
He says that the Epstein files shows in “graphic detail” how the pedophile financier was flying “in girls from Latvia, Lithuania and Russia” to Stansted airport in Essex.
Last week he called for the Metropolitan police to”urgently” re-examine claims that Jeffrey Epstein’s victims were being trafficked in and out of the UK.
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Writing in the New Statesman, Brown said “at least one” of these flights was linked to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor.
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He also called on the police to interview the former British prince Andrew, who has today been arrested.
Sky News reports: In an article for the New Statesman, Mr Brown said the recently published files relating to Jeffrey Epstein showed the paedophile financier’s jet making 90 flights to or from UK airports, including 15 after his 2008 sex offence conviction.
A spokesperson for Essex Police said: “We are assessing the information that has emerged in relation to private flights into and out of Stansted Airport following the publication of the US DoJ [Department of Justice] Epstein files.”
Stansted Airport said: “All private aircraft at London Stansted operate through independent Fixed Base Operators, which handle all aspects of private and corporate aviation in line with regulatory requirements. All immigration and customs checks for passengers arriving on private aircraft are carried out directly by Border Force.
“They use entirely independent terminals not operated by London Stansted and no private jet passengers enter the main airport terminal. The airport does not manage or have any visibility of passenger arrangements on privately operated aircraft.”
Mr Brown also said that information in the Epstein files suggested “a number of British girls were on 90 Epstein flights organised from UK airports on what was called his [Epstein’s] ‘Lolita Express'”.
The former politician demanded a full inquiry and wrote: “I have asked the Met urgently to re-examine their decision-making in their investigation and the subsequent reviews.”
He claimed the files showed in “graphic detail” how Epstein was flying “in girls from Latvia, Lithuania and Russia” to Stansted, where “women were transferred from one Epstein plane to another”, adding they “would not need British visas”.
He said it also seemed as though UK authorities “never knew what was happening” and “had little or no idea who was being trafficked through our country”.
