Giant Images Of Epstein And Trump Projected Onto Windsor Castle Where President Is Staying On UK Visit
Four individuals were arrested after projecting images onto Windsor Castle. The display featured President Donald Trump, Jeffrey Epstein, and Prince Andrew. This occurred just hours after Trump arrived in the UK for a state visit.
Thames Valley Police responded swiftly to the unauthorized projection, calling it a “public stunt.” The four suspects, men aged 36 to 60, were taken into custody on suspicion of malicious communications. A thorough investigation is now underway.
The projection included photos and video clips linking Trump and Prince Andrew to the convicted sex offender. It also displayed text from a disputed birthday message to Epstein. The display ran for several minutes before police intervened.
This act intensified the already charged security atmosphere around the royal residence. King Charles III is hosting Trump, and a major policing operation is in place. The area has seen heightened security with fencing and various patrol units.
The activist group Everyone Hates Elon claimed responsibility. They stated they raised public funds to create the display and vowed to continue similar protests throughout Trump’s visit. Their goal is to keep the focus on Trump’s past associations.
The incident ensures questions about Epstein remain prominent during the visit. The White House has dismissed related allegations as a “hoax.” Protesters, however, insist it is a legitimate line of inquiry.
Police are balancing the right to protest with the need to protect official events. The four suspects remain in custody as inquiries continue. This stunt highlights how activists are using high-visibility tactics to shadow the president’s itinerary.
