The DOJ Probe: Prince Andrew, Epstein, Maxwell, and the Peru Trail (4/3/26)

What's up everyone and welcome to another episode of the Epstein Chronicles.

According to the Trump administration and the Department of Justice, Jeffrey Epstein

was nothing more than a single loan predator.

And according to them, there was no evidence that Jeffrey Epstein ever trafficked anybody

and that there was no evidence pointing to that inside of these files.

Well, we all know that's a bunch of BS and I think that the email that was sent

by Prince Andrew to Elaine Maxwell really personifies the whole thing.

Because you have to really be engaging in some mental gymnastics to try and come up with an excuse

for what Prince Andrew was talking about when he asked for inappropriate friends.

And when you look at that email in the context of everything we know, it's pretty damning, isn't it?

And under normal circumstances, if somebody was being investigated for human trafficking and they

had a friend who sent this kind of email to a co-conspirator, how do you think that would work out?

Do you think that the police would just look the other way or do you think they'd be kicking

in your door and arresting you and we're not talking about some scuttle but that was in the media?

We're talking about the FBI and the DOJ telling a judge that email suggested that Maxwell

was arranging young women to have sex with Prince Andrew.

That's what the DOJ told the judge.

Then the DOJ, under Trump, has the audacity to tell us that there's no evidence here?

There's nothing to be seen, nothing to be heard, no conversations to have with people.

Namely with Prince Andrew's bichass, they had all this evidence for all this time and they sat on it.

They did nothing with it.

And the UK, they knew what was up to, don't let them fool you.

They protected Andrew because the Queen told them to and because they were trying to protect

the monarchy instead of protecting the most vulnerable amongst us.

Today we have an article from ABC News and the headline.

The DOJ told the judge, email suggested Maxwell was arranging young women to have sex with Prince Andrew.

This article was authored by Aaron Katersky, James Hill, and Peter Sharalambos.

As federal investigators built a case against Jeffrey Epstein's co-conspirator,

Glend Maxwell, they discovered emails they believed suggested that she was arranging women

to have sex with Prince Andrew, according to a new review of documents released earlier this

year by the Department of Justice. And this is the kind of evidence that the investigators are

going to be looking at as they continue to pursue their case against Prince Andrew.

When they arrested him, everybody was like, oh, this is just procedural.

This is really nothing. Did he really break any laws he just sent an email to Jeffrey Epstein?

What's the big deal? Well, it's a big deal. First of all, you can't send confidential

information to people that aren't classified to see it, especially if you're working for the

government, not a great idea. And second of all, and maybe even more damning, is that it opens the

door for other investigations. You know, people come forward, they have other evidence, you know,

piecemealed maybe, but when you stack it all together, what you have is a gigantic case.

And I think that's what might be brewing over in the UK. Now, are they going to pursue it all

the way to the end of the earth and end up putting Andrew behind bars? I have no idea.

I'm not going to sit here and tell you, oh, yeah, Andrew's going to prison. I don't know. He should.

But I'll tell you this much. There is enough evidence here, in my opinion, that he should have

been part of the original case. A search warrant application signed just days before Maxwell's

2020 REST identified at least three instances when Andrew, Mountbatten, Windsor and Maxwell appeared

to discuss arrangements for young women, including a head of his official state visit to Peru

in 2002. And look, folks, I've been telling you for years now that there is a whole other story

going on down in South America, Central America, and over in Eastern Europe. And this Epstein story

is still in its infancy. I know that's crazy to say, but it is. And that's because we haven't

heard from all the people that were involved. We have snippets, we have pieces, and that certainly

gives us an idea of what's going on a bit of a map, but it doesn't give us the full picture in HD.

But the image that it does show is very disturbing. And what went down in Central and South America

needs to be investigated. How many girls were abused down there that we don't even know about?

And I don't just mean by Epstein, I'm talking about people that were adjacent to him,

the Jean-Luc Brunelles, the Prince Andrews, whoever, because you know that all these people that were

associating with Epstein down there, that were, you know, using his contacts. In my opinion,

they were probably engaging in abuse as well. And I think that if we ever had a real investigation

looking into the matter, the results would not only just be jaw-dropping,

they would be vomit-inducing. And the saddest part is, hardly a word about it by anybody.

As for girls, well, I leave that entirely to you, said an email believed to have been sent

by Mount Baton Windsor to Maxwell in February of 2002. Signed, masses of love, a

a good old Prince Andrew in Galein Maxwell, the dynamic duo, the Midnight Express,

has there ever been two bigger idiots on the face of this earth?

Prince Andrew, everything given to him, had the whole last world at his feet,

decides to hang out with Galein Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein. That kind of decision-making

should put Prince Andrew in prison. Never mind what he did, just making the decision to hang out

with those two idiots should put your ass in Galein. In another email identified by the FBI,

Mount Baton Windsor asked Maxwell about helping him find some new and appropriate friends,

according to the search warrant, affidavit. So what could you possibly mean by that,

Prince Andrew? You certainly don't mean people to help you check out the local sites.

You're not looking for somebody to surf with. You don't want to go and eat empanadas with somebody.

What does inappropriate friends mean? There's no good way to frame that. There's no narrative

that explains that away in a manner that's acceptable. So what does he mean? And is anybody ever

going to ask him? Hopefully, Scotland Yard has a lot to say about it, but again, I have my doubts

until they prove that they can be trusted. They can't be trusted. And unfortunately,

that just goes for law enforcement in general when we're talking about Epstein.

I'm up here at Balmoral Summer Camp for the Royal Family, Mount Baton Windsor,

wrote in August of 2001, have you found some new and inappropriate friends for me?

Months later, ahead of his official visit to Peru, Maxwell shared with Mount Baton Windsor,

an email in which she asked an acquaintance in Peru to help find some people

or intelligent, pretty fun, and can be friendly and discrete. Well, what do you think that means?

Again, not going out, looking at the sites, not heading to the beach, not checking out the local

nightlife in Lima. Instead, he's looking for inappropriate friends. Please, somebody try and explain

that to me. Some sightseeing, some two-legged sightseeing, read intelligent, pretty fun,

and from good families, and he will be very happy. I know I can rely on you to show him a wonderful

time, and that you will only introduce some to friends that you can trust and rely on to be

friendly and discrete and fun. Maxwell wrote in March of 2002, yeah, Maxwell had nothing to do

with ever hooking anybody up with women or girls. Come on, what are you, a conspiracy theorist?

Meanwhile, we have emails littering this new dump that we have from the DOJ,

pointing to Glenn Maxwell doing exactly that. Got it, I'll ring them today if I can. I love you,

A, an email associated with Mount Baton Windsor responded.

According to a search application released earlier this year by the Department of Justice,

the FBI believed those emails showed Andrew and Maxwell, discussing our attempts to arrange

for young females to engage in sex acts with them. The messages were cited as part of an application

to get a judge's permission to search dozens of electronic devices seized from Epstein's

residences, but now all of a sudden, the DOJ says nobody else was involved, no co-conspirators,

no evidence of anything bigger going on here, and Epstein was just sitting around watching child

abuse videos, and you know, that's all it was. They really think you're stupid, they really do,

and I had a listener point out the other day, and I found it to be a very good email that when I was

talking about this disgusting ass CP, I actually called it CP, but that's not what it is.

It's just straight up abuse. Children can't be involved in that kind of video, and while that

much would be obvious to people out there, it has to be said, I guess, because we live in that kind

of world. But anyone who possesses that kind of content or those kinds of videos, you're just

just straight up animal, and as far as I'm concerned, if you have that shit in your possession,

you should be thrown into a live volcano. I'm sorry, but that's how I feel.

There is no excuse for it. There's no coming back from it. There is no rehabbing yourself from it.

It is the most viled, disgusting shit you can get involved in, and there's no place for people

like that in civilized society. Neither the palace nor representative from the former Prince Andrew

responded to a request for comment from ABC News. Mountbatten Windsor has long denied any wrong

doing, and Maxwell who was convicted on sex trafficking charges in 2021 was never charged with

arranging women for Mountbatten Windsor. Yeah, because they kept the scope small on purpose,

all by design. And boy, they really did a good job, didn't they? Talk about controlling the blast

radius. To date, Prince Andrew has provided zero cooperation, former US attorney Jeffrey

Burman said in January of 2020. The disclosure of the new documents come as police in the United

Kingdom are renewing their scrutiny of Mountbatten Windsor. In an interview with ABC News,

earlier this month, Metro police commissioners Sir Mark Rowley set his office with seeking

unredacted material related to Epstein from the Department of Justice. And I think that the

Department of Justice should pony that shit up. But considering how petty this administration is,

I have my doubts with all the issues going on with the straight of Hormuz with what's going on in

Iran and the back and forth between America and Europe. I have my doubts. We all know Trump's petty

and we also know that he wants to keep this shit under wraps. So I have a hard time believing

that he's going to offer any help to the UK. There's a whole range of suggested sexual allegations

and those are being assessed at the moment to see whether any of them do actually merit a criminal

investigation. Rowley said, and I think that an investigation is the very least that should occur

here. Because it's been a long time coming. So hopefully they stay true to their word and they

actually investigate what went on here. But like usual, I have my doubts. So we'll keep on

keeping on and we'll see where it ends up. And when we have some more information about what's

going on with Prince Andrew and the current case against him, we'll get it added to the catalog.

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