Man in a yellow jacket stands in front of a black private jet at an airport, showcasing aviation and luxury travel.

Man in a yellow jacket stands in front of a black private jet at an airport, showcasing aviation and luxury travel.
Epstein with an earlier plane, before the ‘Lolita Express’ – DOJ

Sex traffickers’ entry gate?

The UK is reeling over the allegations that the Jeffrey Epstein trafficking ring would have used Stansted airport with impunity, trafficking women into Britain.

The issue has even been taken up by a former Prime Minister who is calling for a full investigation.

By now, Essex Police has said it is ‘assessing information’ about private flights coming and going from Stansted Airport, after it was featured in the US DOJ’s Epstein files.

This ‘assessing information’ ruse may well mean that the whole business will be quashed.

In fact, the story of Epstein’s airplanes is a saga in itself:

But today, we want to focus on the latest developments regarding this ‘assessing the information’, which is NOT the equivalent of the opening of an investigation.

BBC reported:

“Last year a BBC investigation found 87 flights linked to the convicted sex offender had arrived at or departed from UK airports between the early 1990s and 2018.

Ex-Prime Minister Gordon Brown wrote in the New Statesman last week that police ‘urgently’ need to re-examine whether Jeffrey Epstein’s victims were trafficked within and outside of the UK.”

“An Essex Police spokesperson 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 Epstein files’.”

Three British victims allegedly trafficked appear in Epstein’s records of flights in and out of the UK.

A man embraces a young woman near a small airplane on an airstrip while another person pulls luggage in the background.
Epstein and his trusted lieutenant Sarah Kellen with what appears to be a starter plane with his monogram and flames painted on it – DOJ

Former PM Brown said the ‘scale of trafficking’ would ‘become apparent’ if an investigation is conducted into these flights.

“He added that Stansted, located around 40 miles away from central London, was one of the airports ‘where women were transferred from one Epstein plane to another’.

Stansted Airport said all private aircraft use entirely independent terminals not operated by Stansted, and the airport does not manage or have any visibility of passenger arrangements on privately operated aircraft.”

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