Epstein Housed Victims in London Flats, BBC Reveals
Epstein Housed Victims in London Flats, BBC Reveals
BBC investigation links Epstein to renting four flats in Kensington and Chelsea that housed abuse victims, with records appearing on a major registry.
A BBC investigation has found that Jeffrey Epstein rented four flats in the Kensington and Chelsea area of London. The properties were said to have housed victims of his abuse, with at least one listing appearing on the New York State Sex Offender Registry.
The investigation describes a loose network of flats across a high-end London district that allowed Epstein to manage victims in private spaces, including arrangements continuing after a Metropolitan Police report in 2015 raised concerns about his activities.
The revelations raise fresh questions about oversight and the protections available to survivors at the time, and about what authorities did in the years since the initial exposure of Epstein's crimes.
BBC says the findings underline the lasting impact on survivors and the need for continued accountability, urging authorities to review safeguarding practices and ensure oversight of properties linked to abuse cases in London.
