Attorney General’s Request Will Blow Epstein Case Wide Open

Jeffery Epstein died in his jail cell from an alleged suicide over a year ago but his story is far from over.

There is still the fate of his long-time girlfriend and partner in crime, Ghislaine Maxwell, who is currently locked up in Brooklyn jail cell awaiting trial. Many believe that Maxwell can provide enough substantial evidence to bring down everyone involved in Epstein’s sick empire.

Of course, that means Maxwell would have to implicate herself in the evil child sex trafficking operation believed to have involved some very famous people.

But there is another angle at play here and the Attorney General in the U.S. Virgin Islands is ready to break this thing wide open with a very serious request.

Flight logs listing the names of all the people transported on Jeffrey Epstein’s fleet of aircraft have been subpoenaed by a court in the U.S. Virgin Islands, sparking panic through the rich and famous ranks of those who partied with the deceased pedophile.

The Daily Mirror newspaper reports the Attorney General in the U.S. Virgin Islands, where the billionaire had an estate and is said to have carried out many of his horrific crimes, has demanded to see the logs which document the passengers on his aircraft and their dates of travel.

The logs on his four helicopters and three planes, including his “Lolita Express” private jet, span from 1998 until his suicide in prison last year.

Attorney General Denise George has filed a lawsuit against his estate alleging 22 accounts including human trafficking, aggravated rape, child abuse, neglect, forced labour and prostitution, the Mirror reported.

Locals dubbed Epstein’s private island “Pedophile Island” as that is where he would traffick young girls he and his pals would use and abuse.

Given the many high-profile names mentioned in the scandal, there is no doubt that some very powerful people are getting very nervous right about now.