The Briefing The King, the Prince and the paedophile - The Epstein scandal deepens
Feb 26, 2026
Andrew Lownie, biographer and royal historian known for unauthorised books on the monarchy, reacts to fresh revelations tied to the Epstein files. He outlines a vast network involving sexual exploitation, financial networks and national security concerns. He suggests deeper cover-ups, questions intelligence involvement and raises safety and legal fallout as more names and evidence may surface.
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Epstein Files Are A Tipping Point
- The Epstein files have become a tipping point exposing a vast network connecting sex abuse, finance and national security.
- Andrew Lownie says released documents confirmed his research and triggered new accountability for high-profile figures.
Sex Exploitation Fueled Financial And Intelligence Schemes
- The scandal combines sexual exploitation, large-scale financial operations and intelligence compromises across borders.
- Lownie argues sexual kompromat enabled financial schemes and intelligence penetration, making the operation supranational.
Epstein Framed As A Long Term Russian Asset
- Lownie believes Jeffrey Epstein was a Russian asset and that intelligence agencies used vulnerabilities in elites to penetrate institutions.
- He links Epstein's network to long-term Russian penetration tactics dating back before Vladimir Putin.
