Epstein hid secret files in storage centers across the US to thwart investigations into him

The convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein hidden Secret files in storage centers across the United States in an apparent attempt to thwart investigations into his activities, the newspaper reported this Monday The Telegraph.

The American tycoon, who committed suicide in prison in August 2019, reached pay private detectives to remove equipment from his Florida home and they will be taken to storage units, as confirmed by documents to which the British media has had access.

According to the documents, Epstein rented at least one of these storage locations since 2003 and regular payments for its use continued until 2019, the year of his suicide in a New York prison.

Former Prince Andrew

Search warrants reviewed by The Telegraph suggest that US authorities They never raided these centersraising the possibility that they contain unseen evidence related to Epstein and his friends, including Andrés Mountbatten-Windsorbrother of King Charles III, and Peter Mandelson, the former British ambassador to the United States dismissed last year by the Government after his links with the pedophile became known.

In December, the US Department of Justice published three million files related to the financier.

Last Thursday, former Prince Andrew was arrested and later released in the county of Norfolk, eastern England, on suspicion of misconduct in public office when he was the Government’s special representative for trade in the first decade of the 2000s.

As revealed by the media, Andrés even passed sensitive government documents to Epstein.