Epstein Scandal Deals New Blow to Norway Crown Princess
- On Friday, newly released U.S. Department of Justice files show Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway's name appears at least 1,000 times, revealing years of contact with Jeffrey Epstein.
- Between 2011 and 2014, messages show contact between Mette-Marit and Epstein, and the palace says she ended ties in 2014 after concluding he sought to exploit her.
- Files show dozens of warm emails and affectionate language, including a question about wallpaper for the 15-year-old son and a four-day stay at Epstein's Palm Beach, Florida residence in 2013.
- There is no criminal allegation, but the disclosures have caused embarrassment for the royal household, with politicians questioning public trust and Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store saying he `agreed` she had exercised poor judgement.
- On Tuesday, her son Marius Borg Hoiby goes on trial on 38 counts and could face up to 16 years; the royal couple will not attend the seven-week trial at Oslo district court.
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Norway’s heir princess Mette-Marit apologized for not informing herself more about American pedophile and millionaire Jeffrey Epstein, after declassified documents on Friday revealed that she visited the house of the tycoon in Palm Beach. In a message to the Norwegian TV2 network, the Norwegian royal home communications director confirmed that Mette-Marit and a friend spent four nights at Epstein’s house outside Miami, the same property on which…
New documents from the Jeffrey Epstein files released by the US Justice Department have revealed shocking revelations about Princess Mette-Marit of Norway. Epstein engaged in flirty email chats with her, and she responded.
New personalities are splattered by the latest documents related to the Epstein affair released by the US government: Princess Mette-Marit, future queen of Norway, former French Minister of Culture Jack Lang, former British Ambassador to the United States Peter Mandelson or Sarah Ferguson, former wife of the fallen Prince Andrew.
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