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Newly-Released Emails Show Andrew Suggested 'Catch-up' with Jeffrey Epstein After His Prison Release
Emails reveal Prince Andrew sought to meet Jeffrey Epstein months after Epstein's 2009 release, amid ongoing legal scrutiny and public calls for investigation.
- On Friday, newly unsealed court papers show Prince Andrew told Jeffrey Epstein it would be `good to catch up in person` months after Epstein's prison release.
- Virginia Giuffre alleged she had sex with Andrew on three occasions after being trafficked by Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, and Ms Giuffre sued in 2021, settling for around £12m.
- The files show Andrew planned a possible New York visit and told Epstein he would try to `drop by` later in the year; Epstein forwarded the email to Jes Staley, later banned in 2023.
- Royal sources say Andrew has denied the allegations and remains in the 30-room Royal Lodge he shares with Sarah Ferguson, ex-wife, but will not relocate until after Christmas, despite 79% support in a YouGov poll of 4,739 people for King Charles's decision to strip his titles.
- Giuffre's family has demanded an investigation and urged release of Epstein files, while 58% say the monarch moved too slowly and the relocation delay means festive period encounters will be avoided.
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New e-mails show that Prince Andrew wanted to meet Jeffrey Epstein shortly after he was released from prison. Correspondence from 2010 sheds a new light on the relationship between the two, only days after Andrew lost his title. Recently published e-mails of April 15, 2010 prove that Prince Andrew planned to meet the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein after his release from prison. This is reported by the British "Guardian". In the correspon…
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Andrew faces pressure as new emails to Epstein are published and Democrats call on him to testify
Democrats investigating Jeffrey Epstein have intensified their calls for Britain’s former Prince Andrew to answer questions about his links to the disgraced financier, days after King Charles stripped his younger brother of his title
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