Disgraced conspiracy author David Icke has been named and shamed at least 15 times in Congress’s latest release of the Jeffrey Epstein files— the very documents that peel back the curtain on the financier’s global pedophile network.
TPV reports: The man who spent decades at the BBC helping to gate-keep the truth about prolific child predator Jimmy Savile, and who cozied up to the leader of one of history’s most infamous pedophile cults, has now been named repeatedly in these explosive new Epstein revelations. Coincidence? Or just another layer in Icke’s web of deception?
The House Oversight Committee released more than 23,000 documents related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein last week, including document 015032 which features the first mention of Icke in the Jeffrey Epstein files, cryptically stating “They killed David Icke’s friend before he could kill Icke…”
The British conspiracy author is mentioned at least another 14 times in the files, all of which are accessible and fully searchable for the public. The documents can be found here. A searchable database can be accessed here.
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| Screenshot of a “David Icke” search result entry in a database of the House Oversight Committee’s Jeffrey Epstein files released on November 12 |
As a former BBC presenter and Savile’s colleague through the 1970s and ’80s, Icke was knee-deep in the corporation’s infamous culture of silence. Insiders like Bill Oddie and Tony Blackburn have long admitted Savile’s “running sick joke” of preying on kids was a BBC open secret—yet Icke, a rising star on Newsnight, Breakfast Time, and Grandstand until 1990, claims he only learned of Savile’s horrors in the 1990s.
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| Jimmy Savile, Britain’s most notorious pedophile (left), and former colleague and conspiracy author David Icke (right) |
Icke also tells his followers that he was shouting from the rooftops about Savile’s true nature to anyone who would listen, positioning himself as a lone truth-teller battling disbelief. But there’s no record of this whatsoever.
TPV crunched the data from Icke’s pre-2012 publications—from books like Truth Vibrations (1991) to Human Race Get Off Your Knees (2010), plus newsletters and speeches—and found zero mentions of Savile despite Icke’s endless rants naming everyone from George Bush Sr., Bill Clinton, Boxcar Willie and Kris Kristofferson as pedos. Not one.
Icke only piled on after Savile’s death in 2011, when the mainstream media swarm made it safe to retroactively crown himself a whistleblower. Mainstream outlets like the Sunday Express and The Independent lapped it up, parroting his self-aggrandizing myth without a fact-check in sight.
But Icke’s stench doesn’t stop at Savile. Enter Zen Gardner—real name Don Ferguson—a “love and light” guru and Icke’s trusted inner-circle ally, who rose to leadership in The Children of God (now rebranded The Family International after fleeing pedophilia scandals across South America).
This cult’s doctrine? Glorifying child sex abuse as “God’s work,” with Gardner spending 27 years as a teacher, leader, and—get this—image manager, whitewashing their depravities for the outside world. Icke, ever the enabler, even floated giving this pedo-cult veteran his own slot on The People’s Voice (TPV) internet TV—thankfully, cooler heads prevailed.
Fast-forward to today: These Epstein files drop like a grenade, linking Icke to Epstein’s orbit. When TPV pressed him for comment, the self-proclaimed reptilian-exposer stonewalled, refusing to confirm or deny boarding Epstein’s infamous private jet, the Lolita Express, or stepping foot on Pedo Island. Silence speaks volumes, David.
Adding insult to injury, Icke’s recent X meltdowns have exposed his true colors. In a recent tirade, he made clear that TPV’s relentless exposés of the elite including Bill Gates—starting with our groundbreaking Pizzagate reporting—have left him infuriated.
The irony? While we broke the story on elite child-trafficking rings, Icke sent his lawyers to harass TPV in a failed bid to silence us.
David Icke wraps himself in the flag of “ultimate child-abuse crusader” and “lone voice in the wilderness,” but the evidence isn’t there. Yet as his ex-wife Pamela Icke continues dropping ever more disturbing allegations, and as official files from the past are pried open, serious questions are being raised.
Stay tuned—TPV won’t stop until the full rot is dragged into the light.
Sources: U.S. House Oversight Committee Epstein Estate Documents (Nov. 2025); TPV archives on Savile/Icke (2012); Zen Gardner’s “My Missing Years” confession (2015).