4 arrested after projecting controversial Trump-Epstein images onto Windsor Castle
An activist group projected images of Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein onto the UK royal residence
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During President Trump's state visit to the UK, four activists were arrested for projecting controversial images onto Windsor Castle. The group Led by Donkeys displayed photos of Trump and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein on the castle walls. The projection included Trump's 2023 mugshot from his election interference indictment.
Thames Valley Police responded quickly, arresting four individuals for unauthorized activity near the royal residence. The incident occurred just before Trump's scheduled meeting with King Charles III and reignited debates about Trump's past association with Epstein.
While Democrats have suggested Trump's involvement in covering up aspects of the Epstein case, both the FBI and Justice Department deny the existence of an alleged 'client list.' Trump maintains he ended his friendship with Epstein in the early 2000s before learning of the allegations.