Defence Secretary launches deep dive into Epstein RAF links
RAF bases in crosshairs over Epstein jet visits
Defence Secretary John Healey has demanded a ruthless probe into whether convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein used RAF bases while visiting the UK. The Ministry of Defence is scouring every flight log, military record, and email to trace Epstein’s notorious private jet movements.
An MoD spokesman said:
“The defence secretary has ordered a review of all records that the department may hold relating to Epstein flights landing at RAF bases to ensure that any information which relates to Epstein’s crimes is uncovered and provided to the relevant authorities.”
The MoD says it will fully cooperate with civilian police, expressing sympathies to Epstein’s victims.
Police investigate Epstein flights at Stansted Airport
The Defence Ministry’s investigation follows Essex Police probing private flights tied to Epstein at Stansted. An Essex Police spokesman confirmed:
“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.”
Ex-PM Gordon Brown exposes chilling Epstein fly-in details
Explosive revelations keep surfacing. Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown revealed in the New Statesman that Epstein’s “Lolita Express” private jet made a staggering 90 UK flights, including 15 after his 2008 child prostitution conviction.
Brown claims flight manifests show Epstein smuggled girls from Latvia, Lithuania, and Russia through Stansted Airport, adding fresh fuel to the scandal sweeping the UK.
