New images show the haunting remnants of late pedophile Jeffrey Epstein’s infamous private jet
New haunting images have emerged of late pedophile Jeffrey Epstein’s infamous private jet. The jet, also known as the “Lolita Express,” has been sitting in a Georgia boneyard for over a decade, with eerie remnants of the disgraced financier’s disturbing lifestyle left behind.
Epstein once used the 133-foot-long Boeing 727 to fly his young sex trafficking victims across the globe, according to prosecutors.
New photos show the jet’s deteriorating interior and exterior, with some images depicting its discolored exterior.
The luxury plane, which includes a bedroom, three sitting areas, a kitchen, and two bathrooms, is overrun with insects and mildew.Reporters who toured the abandoned jet, described the foul musty odor trapped within the aircraft, which has been without power since its final flight in July 2016.
There were a variety of materials left behind, from a Johnson lotion bottle, to baby powder and napkins monogrammed with the tail number of Epstein’s Gulfstream airplane, “N909JE.”
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Among the items left behind was a bottle of Johnson’s-brand baby lotion in one of the bathrooms (Image: Christopher Oquendo)
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The bedspread is eerily spread up neatly in the jet’s bedroom. Epstein’s victims previously stated t (Image: Christopher Oquendo)
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The once luxurious interior had three separate sitting areas including the plush red seats pictured (Image: Christopher Oquendo)
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The exterior of the decommissioned jet had visible wear and tear from the elements (Image: -)
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Epstein had two bathrooms on the private jet (Image: Christopher Oquendo)
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The sleeping quarters of Epstein’s jet (Image: Christopher Oquendo)
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Books of flight logs were left in the aircraft (Image: Christopher Oquendo)
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A bathroom sink aboard the jet, includes a tissue box and two unopened bottles of Voss water (Image: Christopher Oquendo)
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According to prosecutors, Epstein used this jet to fly his young victims across the world (Image: Christopher Oquendo)
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Three florescent orange oxygen masks were left hanging (Image: Christopher Oquendo)
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A control panel for various parts of the aircraft (Image: Christopher Oquendo)
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Satellite phone was left untouched since the infamous jet’s last flight in 2016 (Image: Christopher Oquendo)
