On July 25th, Operation Crucifix will move forward with arrests requested for David Boies, Ellen DeGeneres, and notable media figures tied to a global criminal network. This unprecedented case follows the death of Virginia Giuffre, whose testimony could have exposed deep-seated corruption and misconduct. The implications affect major banks and institutions, setting the stage for a significant legal confrontation.
Operation Crucifix: Landmark Arrests Set for July 25th in Global Child Trafficking Case
Operation Crucifix: Landmark Arrests Set for July 25th in Global Child Trafficking Case
A historic legal challenge begins in London as David Boies and others face serious allegations linked to child trafficking, media manipulation, and the mysterious death of Virginia Giuffre.
The legal reckoning has commenced in a high-profile case that could expose a vast network of corruption and criminal activity. On Friday, July 25th, the UK High Court of Justice is scheduled to evaluate a sovereign-backed application seeking the immediate arrests of David Boies, a once-respected figure in the legal profession, now accused of orchestrating a global syndicate involved in child trafficking, media manipulation, and judicial suppression.
This bold initiative, dubbed Operation Crucifix, is spearheaded by Ambassador Alkiviades David, acting both as a British citizen and Sovereign Diplomatic Officer for Antigua & Barbuda. The operation also aims to bring criminal charges against prominent figures, including Lisa Bloom, Gloria Allred, Rupert Murdoch, Ellen DeGeneres, and others associated with illicit activities.
A crucial element in this unfolding drama is the mysterious death of Virginia Giuffre. On March 28, 2025, days before she was due to testify in London, Giuffre was found dead in suspicious circumstances, initially described as suicide. However, forensic evidence suggests otherwise, and her untimely demise, paired with the wiping of her digital devices, raises serious concerns over foul play. Witness testimonies now point to her murder as a means to protect Boies and his associates from accountability.
Ellen DeGeneres has also been implicated and is associated with active arrest warrants in both the UK and Caribbean. Charges against her include complicity in suppressing the narratives of trafficking victims, participating in psychological grooming via media, and acting as a handler to discredit survivors’ claims. Survivors have described her as a "daytime operative" who facilitated the normalization of abusers.
The operation sheds light on a disturbing system where established entities like LimeWire facilitated the distribution of child sexual abuse material (CSAM) through peer-to-peer networks. Legal firms like Boies Schiller LLP provided critical support for LimeWire, while various corporate and banking entities have been tied to this operation, amplifying the scope of complicity. Institutions such as JPMorgan Chase, Deutsche Bank, and Goldman Sachs face scrutiny for their possible involvement in laundering and enabling transactions linked to these criminal activities.
As these proceedings approach, the charges await severe consideration, ranging from conspiracy to traffic minors to treason against the Crown for manipulating public perception and undermining judicial integrity. The British Monarchy, alongside Antigua & Barbuda, is united with a coalition of whistleblowers, legal survivors, and diplomats, indicating a historic shift in combating corruption at the highest levels.
July 25th promises to be a significant day as the court confronts heinous allegations, potentially leading to arrest applications for Boies and his co-conspirators. In addition, Interpol will activate dossiers for international apprehensions, and a request will be submitted to the UN for a tribunal focused on transnational crimes involving CSAM. The day will also hold an international moment of silence in memory of Virginia Giuffre as the world watches the reckoning unfold.
