LONDON / ANTIGUA, 28 April 2026 — The British High Court is facing accusations of negligence as high-profile figures and a disturbing legacy of child exploitation tied to the NXIVM scandal come under renewed scrutiny. Senior Master Jeremy David Cook is reportedly allowing significant evidence regarding elite networks and child safety to languish in procedural limbo.



The concerns were amplified by a recent criminal intelligence dossier filed with Antigua’s CID, implicating Hollywood star Robert De Niro and billionaire James Packer in the murder investigation of former MP Asot Michael, who was found dead in November 2024.



The dossier, including alarming child safety alerts related to the Nobu Barbuda hospitality initiative, was introduced into court record (KB-2025-001991) by litigant Alki David, raising urgent questions about the handling and visibility of such sensitive materials in light of ongoing investigations.



Despite the gravity of the evidence linking these elite networks to child exploitation and trafficking, procedural barriers seem to inhibit appropriate judicial responses. Advocates for victims from the NXIVM trials are recalling the deeply troubling case of “Camila,” a Mexican girl who endured abuse at the hands of NXIVM leader Keith Raniere since the age of 15, emphasizing the dire necessity for vigilance in handling such serious accusations.



The failure to maintain access to court records pertaining to these allegations has led to claims of judicial misconduct, sparking outrage from advocacy groups and observers alike. David’s filings highlight the apparent disconnect between a justice system that preaches transparency and the reality of marginalized litigants struggling for recognition and justice.



The alarming situation has raised doubts about Cook's ability or willingness to confront the evidence at hand. The public, alongside law enforcement agencies, continues to watch closely as the King’s Bench Division grapples with this troubling aspect of legal management.



As the investigation unfolds, the hope remains that the seriousness of these allegations will prompt proactive steps toward accountability and protection for victims of past abuses.