New Facts in the Jeffrey Epstein Case: Investigations in Europe and Accusations of Crimes Against Humanity

The publication of over 3.5 million documents related to the activities of Jeffrey Epstein has presented European justice systems with a monumental challenge. In the United Kingdom, the Metropolitan Police and local units in Surrey and Essex are examining flight logs from Stansted and Luton airports. According to the latest findings, the so-called "Lolita Express" may have made at least 90 flights transporting victims from Baltic countries and Russia to London, from where they were sent on to the USA. Suspicions of involvement in the human trafficking operation have included former minister Peter Mandelson. In France, prosecutor Laure Beccuau announced the opening of two extensive investigations into human trafficking and tax fraud. Authorities conducted a raid on the Institut du Monde Arabe (Arab World Institute) in Paris, linked to an investigation into its former president and former culture minister, Jack Lang. The French prosecutor's office issued a public appeal to all victims, offering them protection and the opportunity to give testimony, regardless of where the crimes occurred, provided the perpetrator or victim holds French citizenship. Jeffrey Epstein was arrested in July 2019 on charges of trafficking minors for sexual purposes. A month later, he died in a New York jail under circumstances officially ruled a suicide, sparking numerous conspiracy theories. Concurrently, a panel of independent experts appointed by the UN Human Rights Council assessed that the systemic nature of the atrocities against women and girls in Epstein's network qualifies these acts as crimes against humanity. Meanwhile, in the USA, Hillary Clinton criticized the administration for its handling of the files, suggesting attempts to cover up the connections of some politicians to the scandal. The case also has a Polish thread – media reports have emerged about additional models from Poland who may have fallen victim to the operation and been treated as "merchandise" for the financier's influential clients. „The publication of the documents will inevitably lead to new evidence and testimonies, which we must thoroughly verify.” — Laure Beccuau 3.5 million — pages of documents were disclosed in the latest batch of filesStansted: 87, Luton: 12, Other Airports: 5 Little Saint James Island, owned by Epstein, has been dubbed "Pedophile Island" in the media. According to witness testimonies, it was the epicenter of an international sexual exploitation mechanism from which escape was nearly impossible.Key Stages of the International Investigation: — ; — ; — ; — Liberal media strongly emphasize the legal responsibility of Jack Lang and systemic protection for victims of human trafficking. | Conservative media focus on the role of Hillary Clinton and accuse the U.S. administration of selectively publishing incriminating documents.