World’s greatest code breakers enter third day of trying to decipher identity of ‘A’ from ‘Balmoral’
10 months ago
The greatest scientists, code breakers and detectives from around the world have entered the third day of trying to work out who ‘A’ from ‘Balmoral’ could possibly be.
With news emerging this week of further emails sent to Ghislaine Maxwell about inappropriate friends and girls from a person identified only as ‘A’ and staying at Balmoral, leading experts across the world have been scrambling to try to work out who could have possibly sent the mail.
Retired MI5 code breaker, Simon Williams, told us, “It’s a real thinker that’s for sure.
“My genius buddies and I have been working on this for hours now, and we just can’t work it out.
“So the working theory we have at present, is that it is someone who probably has a name beginning with the letter ‘A’. And with Balmoral having royal connotations, we suggest this unknown person might also have close connections to the Royal family.
“Obviously, they will also need to have known both Ghislaine Maxwell and probably Jeffrey Epstein.
“There was a gardener working for the Royal family called Arthur we think back in the 90’s, or maybe Albert but I don’t think he knew how to use email.
“Actually he was Bert come to think of it so it can’t be him.
“Anyway, we’ll just have to keep going through all the options and try to get to the bottom of this. It’s very interesting mystery.”
Asked if there is a small possibility it could be Andrew Mountbatten we were told “Doubt it, he was the Duke of York at the time so surely he would have signed emails as ‘D’?”
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