King backs probe into Andrew

Jeffrey Epstein and the scientists – podcast

The release of the latest batch of documents relating to the late child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein has shed further light on his close relationship with the world of science. To find out why he cultivated scientists and where his interests lay, Ian Sample hears from Dan Vergano, a senior editor at Scientific American. Clips: Al Jazeera Support the Guardian: theguardian. com/sciencepod Continue reading. . .

Epstein affair: six names of individuals redacted without explanation by the U.S. Department of Justice

One of the six men is 'quite high up in a foreign government,' and another is 'a fairly prominent figure,' according to two members of the House of Representatives.

Epstein file redactions reveal victims as young as nine and implicate a high-level government official, lawmakers say

Representatives Jamie Raskin, Thomas Massie and Ro Khanna raise questions about why some of the contents of the files was redacted after visiting the Department of Justice to review the uncensored material

Epstein, la mossa di re Carlo contro il fratello Andrea: "Pronto ad aiutare la polizia" | Starmer è in bilico: i due possibili sostituti

Intanto negli Usa Ghislaine Maxwell ha invocato il diritto di non rispondere davanti alla Commissione di Vigilanza: parlerà solo se Trump le darà la grazia

Norway: Justice investigates Epstein files against a diplomat couple

Norway's former prime minister is already under investigation in the Epstein case. Now the judiciary is also examining the ties of former ambassador Mona Juul and her husband to the American sex offender.

Princess Sofia on Epstein: 'Horrendous crimes'

Princess Sofia is now speaking out about her contacts with Jeffrey Epstein. It concerns partly a restaurant visit, partly a film screening. 'Thank goodness it was only that,' she says.

Prinsessan Sofia: Träffade Epstein två gånger

Princess Sofia on Epstein: Horrific crimes

Princess Sofia speaks out about her contacts with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. It concerns a restaurant visit and a movie screening. 'Thank goodness that was all,' she says.

Charles III, "willing" to help police over his brother Andrew's connection to Epstein

King Charles III of England will be ready to support the police if contacted about allegations that his brother, former Prince Andrew, may have transmitted sensitive information to Jeffrey Epstein when he was a royal envoy for the United Kingdom, Buckingham Palace said on Monday. "The King has clearly expressed his deep concern about the allegations that continue to come to light regarding the conduct of Mr. (Andrew) Mountbatten-Windsor," the palace said in a statement, after British police said they were "evaluating" the allegations of misconduct arising from files related to the late American sexual offender Epstein. "While the specific allegations in question concern Mr. Mountbatten-Windsor, if the Metropolitan Police contact us, we are ready to support them, as expected."

Epstein, the Victims' Collective Narrative in a Documentary

Surviving - The Epstein Case, by Anne Sundberg and Ricki Stern, returns to one of the broadest and most disturbing scandals of 21st-century true crime and politics.

Epstein affair: six names were redacted without explanation by the U.S. Department of Justice

According to two members of the House of Representatives, one of the six men is 'quite high up in a foreign government'. While another would be 'a fairly prominent figure'.

Epstein Case: Charles Intervenes Over Allegations Against Andrew

King Charles III publicly intervened in the Epstein case for the first time, expressing 'deep concern' about the allegations involving Prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and stating that Buckingham Palace is ready to support the police, if asked.

Why the latest Epstein files triggered the King’s pledge to help police investigate Andrew

The documents also explain why Prince William and Princess Catherine felt the need to make a public statement about their concern for victims.

Jeffrey Epstein case: King Charles says he will help with possible investigations

The former Prince Andrew is said to have been friends with Jeffrey Epstein for years. The connection weighs on the palace. Now King Charles has said he wants to help with the investigation.

King Charles, Prince and Princess of Wales break silence on Epstein scandal

King Charles and the Prince and Princess of Wales have publicly acknowledge the Epstein revelations involving Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor for th first time.

Epstein got away with 13 months in prison. He then continued to cultivate his network with celebrities and power players

Jeffrey Epstein allegedly abused hundreds of children for years. Without a journalist in Miami, the abuses could have remained hidden.

Epstein's contact list: Trump, Clinton, Mette-Marit, Musk and other names that appear in his files

A survey of political, financial, cultural and business figures that appear in the new declassified documents and images about the case (and other AI-generated ones that have nothing to do with it)

Jeffrey Epstein surrounded himself with young Eastern European women and wanted to meet Putin—but does that make him a Kremlin agent?

This is known from traces pointing to Russia.

Epstein affair: the Russian angle reveals the close ties between the sex offender and Kremlin figures

Emails published by the U.S. Department of Justice show that between 2011 and 2019, the financier also acted as a facilitator for representatives of the Russian elite in real estate transactions or offshore financial schemes.

Epstein Files: 'Serious Questions' – EU Politicians Bring Europol into Epstein Investigations

MEPs see potential risks of influence, extortion, and money laundering in the Epstein case. Therefore European security authorities should now investigate it.