Alleged victim told the FBI that Epstein brought a 'travelling massage therapist' to Balmoral several times, Epstein files show

Police Scotland's inquiry into Epstein's 1999 stay at Balmoral — as guest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor — deepens after FBI files revealed at least two women were brought to the 50,000-acre royal estate. The alleged victim, whose name is redacted, told investigators she met Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor "a few times" but reported "no strange experiences with him." Maxwell called the woman her "little sister" and the pair travelled globally with Epstein.
A 2019 Skype message from Epstein appears to show him urging victims to visit Balmoral and Windsor as late as April of that year.
Police Scotland confirmed inquiries are 'at a very early stage', with Thames Valley, the Metropolitan Police and Surrey Police also running live linked investigations.
Maxwell reportedly referred to the alleged victim as her 'little sister' — a phrase found in multiple Epstein victims' accounts of how they were groomed for travel.
