Overview
- Newly analyzed court and estate records show 87 flights tied to Jeffrey Epstein arrived at or departed UK airports between the early 1990s and 2018.
- The logs list unidentified females and British women who allege trafficking, and include 15 UK-linked flights after Epstein’s 2008 conviction.
- Victims’ lawyers in the US call the absence of a full UK investigation “shocking” and say British victims were abused in the UK and trafficked to the US.
- One woman identified as “Kate” in Ghislaine Maxwell’s 2021 trial appears on 10 UK flights paid for by Epstein, and her lawyer says UK police never contacted her.
- The flight logs are among thousands of documents released by Epstein’s estate, as the US Justice Department faces a 19 December deadline to disclose additional government files and a judge has cleared the release of Maxwell investigative materials.