Images of Donald Trump and pedophile Jeffrey Epstein were projected onto Windsor Castle, where the U.S. president is set to begin an official visit on Wednesday, the Thames Valley Police reported.

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Four people have been arrested on suspicion of “malicious communications”. Police superintendent Felicity Parker stated that a comprehensive investigation is underway in coordination with partner agencies, and further details will be released when available. The police has deployed a significant security presence at Windsor, including a temporary no-fly zone ahead of the arrival of Trump and First Lady Melania Trump at the castle.

The group Led By Donkeys shared an image of the projection on Instagram alongside the message, “Hello Donald, welcome to Windsor Castle.”

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The U.S. president landed in London last night to commence a state visit at Windsor Castle on Wednesday afternoon, with a joint press briefing alongside British Prime Minister Keir Starmer scheduled for the following day.

The Epstein case has sparked controversy in both the U.K. and the U.S. because of the billionaire’s connections to prominent figures, including Trump and former British ambassador to Washington Peter Mandelson

Trump was friends with Epstein during the 1980s and ’90s, but the nature of their relationship has been called into question in recent months after The Wall Street Journal published several reports revealing that the two were closer than the president has acknowledged. 

The Trump administration faces mounting pressure to clarify Epstein’s case after the Department of Justice and FBI announced on July 7 that Epstein did not maintain a list of high-profile clients he allegedly provided minors to, and that he had, in fact, died by suicide—contradicting a conspiracy theory popular among Trump supporters.

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