Overview
- Surrey Police said Tuesday they are investigating two non-recent child sexual abuse allegations linked to the U.S. Epstein document release and reported no arrests.
- One report concerns locations in Surrey and Berkshire from the mid-1990s to 2000, and the other relates to West Surrey in the mid to late 1980s.
- Detectives said they are working to verify the accounts and are seeking corroborating evidence, with a public appeal for witnesses already in place.
- The inquiries follow the December 2025 release of millions of DOJ documents, including an unredacted 2020 FBI report that carried graphic allegations naming public figures, which remain unverified.
- Thames Valley, the Metropolitan Police, Essex and Norfolk are also reviewing material from the files, reflecting a broader, coordinated UK assessment of potential offenses.