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The Epstein files continue to crumble the foundations of an old world loosely strung together

by its anointed Luciferian powerbroker.

Connections to Saudi royalty have surfaced, while Epstein being authorized to land at UK Royal Air Force bases has the British government scratching its head.

But who, if anyone, is following up what we now know from one email that I discovered, which is short, but brings in the Children's Investment Fund, of which Rishi Sunak was a partner.

The advisor that sent it, who then goes on to also advise

Sarah Ferguson, who has given a royal appointment from Mum, the Queen, for some sort of role

that we don't know of, who the next day jumps on a plane to China to arbitrate a trade deal

that is facilitated with Prince Andrew, who, as we know know then goes on to take probably a wholly different

group of Chinese people into royal palaces before we find out that they are not who they say

they are.

The cold case of Alyssa Dimitri Javah pops back up to the surface.

A 17-year-old Latvian teenager went missing in August of 2011. A dog walker

stumbled across her badly decomposed, partially clothed remains on the Queen's private Sandringham estate

in Norfolk, prime royal hunting ground, the kind of place where the Windsors go to shoot pheasins and escape the spotlight.

Police immediately launched a full-blown murder probe.

Evidence piled up.

Phone pings placed her last signal near Sandringham.

Two men were in custody, yet no charges ever.

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