Giant Images Of Epstein And Trump Projected Onto Windsor Castle Where President Is Staying On UK Visit
Four activists were arrested after projecting giant images of Donald Trump, Jeffrey Epstein, and Prince Andrew onto Windsor Castle on Tuesday night, just hours after Trump arrived in the U.K. for a rare second state visit. Thames Valley Police described the act as a “public stunt” and confirmed the suspects—men aged 60, 50, 37, and 36 from different parts of England—remain in custody while a full investigation continues.
The projection featured photos and video clips linking Trump and Epstein, along with images of Prince Andrew and documents connected to Epstein’s victims. Witnesses said the display lasted several minutes before police intervened. Reuters and The Guardian captured sequences showing Trump and Epstein side by side, Andrew with Epstein, and references to Epstein’s infamous “birthday book.”
The timing added tension to Trump’s high-profile visit, during which King Charles III is hosting him and the First Lady. Police have imposed strict security measures around Windsor, deploying fencing, drones, mounted patrols, and road restrictions to prepare for protests and state events.
Activists had already staged a separate stunt the day before, unveiling a massive banner of Trump with Epstein on Windsor’s lawns. The group behind it vowed to shadow Trump’s trip with similar actions, ensuring Epstein’s name “haunts” the visit.
Epstein’s ties to both Trump and Prince Andrew remain a sensitive subject. Trump has distanced himself from Epstein since his 2019 arrest, while Andrew stepped back from royal duties after settling a lawsuit brought by Virginia Giuffre.
Police also arrested two men for flying drones near Windsor, underlining heightened enforcement. Officers stressed the need to balance protest rights with security.
As protests build in London and beyond, the Windsor stunt guaranteed Epstein’s shadow would loom over Trump’s ceremonial visit, ensuring global headlines from the castle’s iconic walls.
