Jeffrey Epstein managed an extensive network of London flats to house victims of abuse, all while operating in plain sight for years after the Metropolitan Police decided against launching an investigation into his activities. New evidence from the Epstein files, including emails, bank records, and receipts, confirms the financier maintained four separate properties in the affluent borough of Kensington and Chelsea.
Per BBC, the scale of this operation is much larger than previously known, involving a steady stream of young women brought to the UK from Russia, Eastern Europe, and other locations. Many of these individuals were transported between London and Paris via the Eurostar.
