When did Jeffrey Epstein dress in a Navy SEAL uniform?

JEFFREY Epstein dressed in a Navy SEAL uniform to attend a themed royal birthday party in 2006 at Windsor Castle.

The photo surfacing the internet shows Epstein at Prince Andrew’s daughter’s birthday party alongside Harvey Weinstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. 



Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell

When did Jeffrey Epstein dress in a Navy SEAL uniform?

Epstein dressed in a Navy SEAL uniform back in 2006 for Princess Beatrice’s 18th birthday party.

He wore a white high-ranking Navy commander suit, which is reserved for formal occasions.

Senior officials usually wear this uniform, which includes the Navy SEAL Trident, the insignia reserved for members of the elite fighting force.

Epstein’s suit featured legitimate service ribbons and medals, although some were fictitious.



The Celeb Report exclusively obtained this 2006 photo of Epstein dressed in a Navy uniform at Princess Beatrice’s 18th birthday

Was Jeffrey Epstein a Navy SEAL?

Epstein wasn’t a Navy SEAL.

The theme of Princess Beatrice’s party was the period of 1888, so it is unclear why he wore a Navy SEAL uniform since the special operations force was founded in 1962.

What was Prince Andrew and Epstein’s relationship?

Prince Andrew and Epstein were close friends and traveled together frequently.

The two reportedly met through Ghislaine Maxwell, a British socialite and daughter of disgraced newspaper tycoon Robert Maxwell.

Maxwell was Epstein’s then-girlfriend and associate.

In 2000, Prince Andrew threw Maxwell a party at Sandringham House, the private residence of the Queen.

The royal Brit would stay at Epstein’s residences in New York, Palm Beach, and the Virgin Islands.

Prince Andrew has been linked to Epstein’s sex trafficking operations by Virginia Roberts Giuffre, a woman who claims she was forced to sleep with him at Maxwell’s apartment when she was a teenager.

He has denied the claims and says he took Beatrice to a Pizza Express that night.

Last year, Prince Andrew stepped down from his royal duties due to his association with Epstein.

“I have asked Her Majesty if I may step back from public duties for the foreseeable future, and she has given her permission,” he wrote in a statement.

Senior military leaders believe that Prince Andrew should even be stripped of his military honors due to his relationship with Epstein.

A senior Navy source said: “As a service we would not be rushing to invite him to anything. It’s safe to say there have been grumbles and it seems likely that the post would be passed on.”

Prince Andrew was a former naval helicopter pilot who flew in the Falklands War and now holds 59 honorary positions.

What happened to Epstein?

He pleaded guilty in June 2008 to a single charge of soliciting prostitution from girls as young as 14.

Epstein allegedly committed suicide in jail as he was awaiting trial for child sex-trafficking charges in August of 2019.

Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Barbara Sampson announced on August 16 that the death was ruled a “suicide.”She said she made the determination “after careful review of all investigative information, including complete autopsy findings.”

Epstein’s autopsy revealed that he had multiple broken neck bones, often consistent with strangulation.

His brother, Mark Epstein, believes he did not commit suicide but was rather “murdered.”

His brother said: “I feel like it’s a cover-up. They said the cause of death was pending but five days later they changed it to suicide.

“I want to know what kind of investigation they did. I’ve no indication that there was one. I don’t believe he hanged himself.

“I believed my brother was killed and people are lying to protect their a***s.”

Where is Ghislaine Maxwell now?

Maxwell was found guilty of sex trafficking and grooming girls for pedophile Jeffrey Epstein to abuse.

The 59-year-old socialite was accused of “serving up” girls for the multi-millionaire, her former lover, with the pair described as “partners in crime”.

The exact date of her sentencing has yet to be announced.

In what was described as the “trial of the century”, the jury heard how Maxwell snared girls as young as 14 for Epstein – and even joined in the abuse herself.

Maxwell was found not guilty of enticing a minor to engage in an illegal sex act – one of six charges against her.

On the final day of the trial on Monday, Assistant US Attorney Alison Moe summed up the prosecution case against Maxwell, who she said was a “grown woman who preyed on vulnerable kids”.

The prosecutor said Maxwell was a “sophisticated predator who knew exactly what she was doing” who “ran the same playbook again and again and again”.

“She manipulated her victims and groomed them. She caused deep and lasting harm to young girls,” Moe said.

“Epstein could not have done this alone. When that man is accompanied by a posh, smiling, respectable, age-appropriate woman, that’s when everything starts to seem legitimate.”