Newly unearthed documents and insider accounts are painting a chilling picture of Jeffrey Epstein’s final days — and it’s straight out of a conspiracy thriller.
According to The Lownie Report, the disgraced financier wasn’t just spiraling — he was allegedly plotting murder. Sources “deeply connected” to Epstein claim he drew up a plan to have Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson assassinated just weeks before he was found dead in his Manhattan jail cell in 2019.
“He devised a detailed plan to take out Prince Andrew and Fergie,” one insider told investigators. Epstein reportedly believed the Duke and Duchess of York were preparing to leak explosive information about him — a betrayal he couldn’t forgive. “He felt both of them had breached his trust and were ready to expose him to save themselves.”
The source went even further, alleging Epstein reached out to a “notorious U.K. sniper for hire” to do the job. “If Jeffrey hadn’t died, Andrew and Fergie would’ve been murdered,” the insider claimed. “They knew too much about his trafficking network.”
In his final weeks, Epstein’s paranoia reportedly turned wild. He allegedly ranted that the British monarchy was plotting to silence him, convinced Buckingham Palace wanted him dead after years of scandal linking him to Andrew.
“Jeffrey told people that Prince Philip and the royals killed Princess Diana — and that he’d be next,” the source said. “He truly believed the palace would take him out.”
Those close to him said he grew especially wary of Fergie, claiming she gossiped freely and “wouldn’t hesitate to spill his secrets.” Epstein’s trust in both the Duke and Duchess was gone — and, according to the insider, so was his restraint.
Epstein’s once-glittering circle famously included Andrew, Donald Trump, and Bill Clinton, and his downfall exposed a network of power, privilege, and alleged abuse that shocked the world.
The latest revelations come alongside 4,000 pages of Bureau of Prisons records detailing Epstein’s crumbling mental state, bizarre behavior, and the chaotic handling of his final days behind bars — the same days that still fuel speculation that his “suicide” wasn’t what it seemed.
Epstein died on August 10, 2019, before he could stand trial on federal sex-trafficking charges — but his ghost continues to haunt the elite, and his secrets? They might have been deadly.
(Source: RadarOnline)
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