330 gallons of sulfuric acid was purchased for Epstein Island on the day the FBI opened investigation into the paedophile’s trafficking charges, newly released files appear to show

Documents in the Epstein files show that 330 gallons of sulfuric acid were purchased for the pedophile’s island the same day the FBI launched its investigation into the billionaire’s trafficking charges.

According to a receipt and several email exchanges buried among millions of files released on Jan. 30, Epstein’s private island, Little St. Six 55 gallon drums of chemicals were delivered to James (LSJ).

Sulfuric acid, purchased for £4,373 on 12 June 2018; This coincides with the date the FBI launched a federal investigation into Epstein’s trafficking activities.

The claim on the form reads: ‘x 6 55-gallon barrels of sulfuric acid, fuel, and insurance fee for transportation; materials for conductivity probes; spare pH and cable – RO Plant – LSJ’.

The revelation of sulfuric acid sparked wild speculation on social media about what Epstein needed it for, including “destroying evidence and even human remains,” although there was no evidence it was used for criminal purposes.

“An Epstein sent an email requesting 655 gallon barrels of sulfuric acid, which was all it used to dissolve bodies,” one social media user said.

But other emails in the documents, dating back to 2013, suggest that Epstein used sulfuric acid to purify water on the private island.

While RO stands for Reverse Osmosis, a water purification system, sulfuric acid is widely used in water purification, especially to soften, adjust pH, and increase the efficiency of other chemicals during purification processes.

Financier accused of managing ‘vast network’ of underage girls for sex purposes; Files on this network, including photos, videos and emails from his private computers, were recently released by the US Department of Justice.

Little St. James, a small private island in the U.S. Virgin Islands that formerly belonged to financier Jeffrey Epstein and was later sold by his estate to settle lawsuits, Nov. 29, 202

Other than water purification and RO system maintenance, there is no other explanation in the records regarding sulfuric acid.

Epstein died in a New York jail cell in 2019 while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges.

He was denied bail following his conviction for soliciting prostitution from a minor for whom he was registered as a sex offender.

Financier accused of managing ‘vast network’ of underage girls for sex; Files on that network recently released by the U.S. Department of Justice included photos, videos and emails from his private computers.

More than three million pages of documents will be released, as well as more than 2,000 videos and 180,000 images, the ministry said.

Newly disclosed documents allege that Epstein emailed a woman and asked her to buy a Snow White costume, and that the former Barclays chief executive emailed him about the Disney princess.

In a message dated June 20, 2010, Epstein wrote to the unidentified woman: ‘I would love to take a picture in your Snow White costume. When I said, ‘You can buy it from the costume store’, he replied: ‘I will!’

This exchange occurred just three weeks before Jes Staley allegedly emailed Epstein on July 10, writing “it was fun.” Say hello to Snow White’.

That email, which Staley denied knowing about, has since become one of the most controversial communications between the two men, with Staley insisting their relationship had long been strictly professional.

A chilling email from a second person, dated the same day, said: ‘Snow White got f***** twice as soon as she put on her costume.’

The correspondence contains no information about the ages of the women in question, and there is nothing in the newly disclosed emails to indicate that Staley was aware of the correspondence or was copied.

In a photo released as part of the Epstein files, Epstein is seen with a young woman who appears to be in her underwear.

More than three million new documents related to the late sex offender were released by the U.S. Department of Justice on January 30.

It is also unclear whether all references to ‘Snow White’ refer to the same person.

The files include documents including Epstein’s relationship with disgraced royal Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor.

This statement comes after it was revealed that Andrew knowingly shared confidential information with Epstein regarding his official work as trade envoy to Asia.

Emails on file show the former prince passed confidential details of investment opportunities to the convicted pedophile following visits to Singapore, Hong Kong and Vietnam in 2010 and 2011.

This was after Epstein was first convicted and sentenced to 18 months in prison in 2008 for soliciting a prostitute and procuring a child for prostitution.

Trade ambassadors are legally obliged to keep confidential any sensitive, commercial or political information they obtain from their foreign visits.

The emails suggest that Andrew told Epstein about his upcoming official trips to Singapore, Vietnam, Shenzhen in China and Hong Kong on October 7, 2010.

Later, Epstein’s business associates accompanied him on these visits. BBC reported.

Following the trip, he forwarded official reports on the visits to Epstein on November 30, five minutes after they were sent to him by his then-special counsel Amit Patel.

A photo from the Epstein files shows Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor looking at an unidentified woman at what appears to be Epstein’s New York home

Jeffrey Epstein photographed with two unidentified women as part of a series of dossiers released by the US Department of Justice

Other emails from the files dated Christmas Eve 2010 appear to have sent a confidential briefing to Epstein about investment opportunities in the reconstruction of Afghanistan’s Helmand Province, which is run by the British armed forces and funded by UK government money.

The messages contradict Andrew’s claim, made in his disastrous BBC Newsnight interview in 2019, that he broke off his friendship with the pedophile in December 2010.

Another email also disputed this claim; Andrew apparently suggested that Epstein invest in a private equity firm he had visited a week earlier, on February 9, 2011.

At the time all these emails were sent, Epstein was a convicted child sex offender.

Buckingham Palace also confirmed it was ‘ready to support’ police in any investigation into Andrew.

King Charles made an unprecedented statement last night expressing his ‘deep concern’ at the mounting allegations against his brother; The royal family has stated that it would ‘support’ a police investigation if asked.

Hours earlier, the Prince and Princess of Wales made their first public comments about the scandal, saying they were “deeply concerned by the developments” and their “thoughts are focused on the victims”.