The depth of Jeffrey Epstein’s ties to Britain is poised to explode when the US government releases its files on the US sex offender.
The release, due on or before Friday, is set to plunge a string of prominent UK figures into a fresh storm of scrutiny. Until now, Epstein was known to have made around 90 flights in and out of the UK. But sources familiar with the government’s dossier say his movements were far more extensive - and far more alarming.
Previously unseen flight log for his ‘Lolita Express’ private jet will show Andrew Mountbatten Windsor’s pal made more than 200 trips to and from Britain since the early 1990s. As well as those already in the public domain from airman David Rogers, new flight data from Epstein’s chief pilot, Larry Visoski, is poised to be made public.
The Mirror has learned that some figures named in the documents have already instructed crisis management and legal teams to prepare for any possible fallout. One source close to a household name said: “There is real fear about what is coming. People who thought they were peripheral are terrified they won’t be.”
Epstein’s infamous “little black book”, long seen as the most comprehensive map of his social world, lists more than 300 British individuals, with over 1,000 phone numbers and dozens of email addresses between them.
However, insiders claim that the US government’s files extend far beyond that - detailing not only contacts but also movements, communications, and logs of who Epstein met, where, and how often.
https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/us-news/epsteins-hidden-uk-network-set-36409671
A prominent nuclear science professor at MIT was shot and killed inside his home in a swanky Massachusetts neighborhood Monday night, with police mum on details of the tragic slaying.
Nuno Loureiro, 47, was found inside the Brookline house by police responding to reports of a man shot around 8:30 p.m., the Norfolk District Attorney’s Office announced on Facebook.
Loureiro was rushed to an area hospital, where he was pronounced dead Tuesday morning.
The death follows a mass shooting at Brown University, just 50 miles away, in which two students were killed. The suspect is still on the loose.
Loureiro, a native of Portugal, was a member of the school’s departments of Nuclear Science & Engineering and Physics, and director of the MIT Plasma Science and Fusion Center, one of the university’s largest labs with more than 250 full-time researchers, a school spokesman said.
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