Police Investigate Claims Epstein Flew Massage Therapist to Balmoral

One of the young women Jeffrey Epstein allegedly trafficked to Balmoral Castle aboard his private jet was described in an FBI interview as a “travelling” massage therapist.

The Mail on Sunday understands that the woman may have accompanied the convicted sex offender and Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor to the Royal Family’s Scottish retreat on more than one occasion.

Police Scotland said last week that it had opened an investigation into the activities of Epstein, Andrew and Ghislaine Maxwell at the estate after receiving new information.

The development follows an earlier report by this newspaper that Epstein flew a glamorous model to Balmoral in 1999 to massage Andrew.

The MoS can now reveal that another alleged victim told the FBI in a 2019 interview that she and a third young woman may also have been taken to the royal residence.

A newly uncovered report of the interview says the woman – whom Maxwell called her “little sister” – travelled internationally with Epstein.

When detectives asked about other “travelling” massage therapists, she said one woman – whose name was redacted from the documents – “came to Balmoral and Palm Beach a few times”.

The interviewee said she had met Andrew several times but described having “no strange experiences”.

Other records among the more than three million documents in the Epstein Files indicate that, as recently as 2019, the financier was still instructing victims to visit the Scottish castle.

In a Skype message, Epstein told one woman to “go to Windsor” – referring to the royal estate where Andrew was living at the time – as well as “Balmoral”.

Epstein stayed with the late Queen’s son at the 50,000-acre Highland estate in 1999. His “Lolita Express” private jet, which he used to transport young women and girls around the world, later landed at Edinburgh Airport in 2006 with Andrew and Maxwell aboard.

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A photograph previously presented during Maxwell’s trial showed her and Epstein relaxing outside a log cabin on the Balmoral estate.

The files also included emails discussing the royal residence that are believed to have been sent by the former prince.

One message, sent in 2001, said: “I am up here at Balmoral Summer Camp for the Royal Family.”

The sender, who signed off as “A xxx”, added: “Have you found me some new inappropriate friends?”

Police Scotland said in a statement: “We have received information and active inquiries are ongoing, but these are at a very early stage.” Members of the Royal Family traditionally spend the summer at Balmoral, where Queen Elizabeth II died in 2022.

In January, the MoS reported that Andrew was said to have personally greeted Epstein, Maxwell and a 25-year-old model when they arrived at Balmoral in 1999, later entertaining them with a picnic.

The woman, who said Epstein was grooming her to become one of his sex slaves, claimed she had been instructed to massage Andrew during the visit. She said she refused, explaining: “It felt weird and I didn’t want to.”

At least nine British police forces have ongoing investigations or reviews into potential crimes linked to Epstein and his associates, including Andrew.

In February, the disgraced royal was arrested on his 66th birthday on suspicion of misconduct in public office and spent 12 hours being questioned in a Norfolk police station. It was said he had shared with Epstein sensitive reports from his time as trade envoy.

Earlier this month it emerged that the search warrants used to raid Royal Lodge and Wood Farm at Sandringham had been unlawful.

The applications were made using the wrong paperwork, but police have applied to retain the evidence.

Andrew has always denied any wrongdoing.