The Jeffrey Epstein saga has now reached into some unexpected corners of the United Kingdom. The Ministry of Defence (MoD) is currently scrambling to review flight records that could shed light on Epstein’s private jet landings at British military bases. Files have surfaced that suggest Epstein’s private jet touched down at Royal Air Force (RAF) bases, including Marham in eastern England and Northolt, which is closer to London.
While RAF Northolt often sees private jet traffic, it’s pretty unusual for a private plane to land at RAF Marham, a key frontline base. This discovery has prompted the Defence Secretary to order a full review of all military flight records that might relate to Epstein’s flights. Per Reuters, the MoD spokesperson stated that they want to ensure any information connected to Epstein’s horrible crimes is uncovered and given to the proper authorities.
