Jeffrey Epstein flew two girls from UK to US to be abused, accuser says

One of Jeffrey Epstein’s accusers claims that he and his alleged madame Ghislaine Maxwell flew two girls from the UK to the US to be abused, according to a report.

Epstein accuser Maria Farmer’s claims are the first to surface against the multi-millionaire that suggest he and his co-conspirators went after girls in the UK, according to a report by the Mirror.

Farmer says the dead pedophile flew the girls to the US on his private jet, with the help of Maxwell who allegedly “procured girls from England — at least two — you can tell by the flight logs,” according to the outlet.

It was not immediately clear who the two girls were that Farmer was referring to.

Farmer added that the media heiress — who she referred to as “a creeper” and her “babysitter —  now lives in an English mansion enjoying a wealthy life, despite accusations of her involvement in Epstein’s sex-trafficking ring, the news organization reported.

No criminal charges have been brought against Maxwell. But the British socialite is believed to be a key target in an ongoing federal investigation.

Maxwell has been sued by several Epstein victims for allegedly luring young girls to Epstein and in some cases even allegedly sexually abusing the women.

“[Maxwell] was kept by Jeffrey and she’s gotten off scot free with all the crap she did for him,” Farmer said, according to the report. “She’s under the radar and protected by money but that’s what Ghislaine did to keep people quiet.”

Farmer and her younger sister Annie have both claimed they were lured and then sexually exploited by Epstein and Maxwell.

Maxwell — who has been in hiding — has denied wrongdoing. Her lawyer did not immediately return a request for comment.

Epstein committed suicide by hanging in a Lower Manhattan jail cell as he awaited trial on federal sex-trafficking charges. He left behind a $634 million fortune which many of his victims are seeking damages from.