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Four people were arrested Tuesday after projecting images of former U.S. President Donald Trump alongside convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein onto Windsor Castle, where Trump is visiting Britain and is scheduled to meet King Charles.
Trump arrived in Britain late Tuesday and is expected to be officially received by the king on Wednesday. Earlier, protesters had also placed a large banner near the castle featuring Trump and Epstein and displayed photos of Epstein’s victims alongside the images. Police said the four adults remain in custody on suspicion of “unauthorized projection” at the historic site.
The incident comes amid renewed scrutiny of Trump’s past ties to Epstein. Last week, congressional Democrats released a note and sketch purportedly sent by Trump to Epstein in 2003 for his 50th birthday. The sketch reportedly depicts a naked woman with text attributed to Trump referencing a “wonderful secret.” Trump was friends with Epstein before his 2019 death in prison but had fallen out with him years earlier.
The release of the note and the castle protest have reignited attention on a politically sensitive chapter of Trump’s past.
*Source: The Guardian
