Calls to deport UK’s ambassador to US after letter

Jeffrey Epstein’s victims today demanded Lord Peter Mandelson be stripped of his UK ambassadorship after his closeness to the pedophile was laid naked in explosive new authorities information.

The 71-year-old peer is accused of calling the billionaire intercourse offender his “best pal” and even posing in a bathrobe alongside him, according to paperwork launched by the US House Oversight Committee. The bombshell materials contains Epstein’s infamous “birthday book” – a assortment of letters, drawings, and candid snaps assembled in 2003 for his fiftieth birthday by his then-girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell, now serving time for intercourse trafficking ladies.

Among lurid contributions from Epstein’s interior circle, Mandelson’s alleged entry stretches across ten pages. Handwritten notes are scattered between images of the Labour grandee, gushing about the time he spent in Epstein’s “glorious homes.” The message contains the road: “Once upon a time, an intelligent, sharp-witted man they call ‘mysterious’ parachuted into my life…I would spend many hours just waiting for him to turn up.” The letter concludes with the phrases: “We love you.”

In his tribute, the British ambassador to Washington praised Epstein as an “intelligent, sharp-witted man” while describing how the disgraced financier “parachuted” into his life.

The other entries read: “Once upon a time, an intelligent, sharp-witted man they call ‘mysterious’ parachuted into my life,” he wrote alongside a picture of a yellow parachute gliding through the air. You would spend many hours just ready for him to flip up,” he said, alongside a picture of what appears to be Lord Mandelson looking out at a garden from a balcony.

“And often, no sooner have been you getting used to having him around, you’ll abruptly be alone… again,” he added above a picture of a lone person canoeing in the sea at sunset.

“Leaving you with some ‘attention-grabbing’ mates to entertain instead,” he continued on the next page, with a photo of Lord Mandelson preparing a dining table with two women whose faces have been obscured.

Lord Mandelson goes on to write that Epstein was known for “taking you by shock… in one of his wonderful properties he likes to share with his mates (yum yum),” alongside a single malt whiskey label and a picture of a tropical island.

On the next page, accompanied by a picture of the two chatting casually on a patio, he writes: “But whenever he’s in the world, he stays my best pal!”

“Happy Birthday, Jeffrey. We love you!!” Lord Mandelson finishes his entry with.

The claims have enraged Epstein’s victims, who branded Mandelson’s words an insult. They are calling on the UK Government to immediately revoke his diplomatic posting.

One Epstein survivor, who received compensation from the pedophile’s victim fund, blasted Mandelson’s gushing note to his “best pal.”

“For a man in such a powerful position to call a pedophile his ‘best pal’ is sickening. Given what has now been released, he should not be representing Britain in Washington,” she said.

“Mandelson ought to be recalled. I’m sure many in the UK don’t consider he ought to be representing them in the US. He has no business holding an ambassadorship while his ties to Epstein are this clear.”

Another sufferer, now aged 42, echoed the fury, accusing the peer of betraying Epstein’s victims.

She added: “We were abused, trafficked and discarded, and yet powerful men like him (Mandelson) were writing love notes to our abuser. It is beyond shameful. If the UK Government has any decency, they’ll strip him of his role and bring him back to face questions.”

Previously, a 2019 report by JP Morgan bank urged Lord Mandelson had stayed at Epstein’s New York flat in 2009, while the disgraced financier was in jail.

The convicted intercourse offender was serving an 18-month sentence after pleading guilty to procuring a particular person under the age of 18 for prostitution.

At the time, Lord Mandelson was the business secretary in the UK authorities under then-prime minister Gordon Brown.

The bank’s report referred to an e mail from Lord Mandelson, when he was still business secretary in March 2010, to Epstein saying: “Can Jes send me email on issues re Dodds/Volcker.” The request seems to relate to US laws in the wake of a financial disaster.

The report also referred to two events on which Epstein said he was with “Petie,” which the bank interpreted as a reference to Mandelson in November 2010 and January 2011.

Just months earlier, Lord Mandelson allegedly called Epstein while he was incarcerated in a Florida prison after pleading guilty to procuring a minor for inappropriate abuse.

Channel 4’s Dispatches alleged that Mandelson sought Epstein’s help in arranging a assembly with JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon.

The US billionaire served time at the personal wing of the Palm Beach County Stockade before being launched on probation on July 22, 2009.

The Wall Street Journal first reported on Lord Mandelson’s letter in July, but the full doc has now been revealed for the first time. It was made public after Epstein’s property was subpoenaed, and the Oversight Committee revealed the fabric late Monday night time. The timing of the images and notes stays unclear, though investigators say they have been created before January 2003.

Epstein’s inappropriate abuse of younger ladies and ladies stretches back a long time, with lawsuits documenting predatory conduct as early as the Eighties. Maxwell, who compiled the album, was later convicted of grooming and trafficking ladies for Epstein’s abuse. Her involvement has only added to the sickening element surrounding the ebook’s contents.

The Express contacted the Foreign and Commonwealth Office for remark and was referred to earlier statements from the ambassador. An official spokesperson for Lord Mandelson said that he “has long been clear that he very much regrets ever having been introduced to Epstein.”