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Young girl allegedly forced to have sex with Prince Andrew

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Updated on April 20, 2021

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According to recently filed court records, child abuser Jeffrey Epstein reportedly attempted to collect incriminating evidence against Prince Andrew by pressuring an underage teenager to have sex with him.

According to legal documents filed in New York, the reported encounter occurred on the late US financier’s private island in the US Virgin Islands. According to a text, Epstein told the child, named as Jane Doe #3 but is actually Virginia Roberts Giuffre, to “give the prince whatever he demanded and report back to him on the details of the sexual abuse.”

Epstein reportedly used the girl to “ingratiate himself with them for business, personal, political and financial gain, as well as to obtain potential blackmail information” through sexually trafficking her to influential people. “Numerous prominent American politicians, powerful business executives, foreign presidents, a well-known prime minister, and other world leaders” were among those.

The documents, which were part of a previous lawsuit, also say that Andrew attempted to lobby the US on Epstein’s behalf in order to obtain a “favorable plea deal.”

The documents were part of a civil court case in 2015 involving Epstein and his former partner Ghislaine Maxwell, as well as Giuffre, now 36, who accused the pair of sexual harassment. She even said she was coerced to have sex with Prince Andrew, an assertion he categorically denies.

Prince Andrew vehemently denies sex allegations.

The Duke of York has “categorically” denied ever having physical relations with an American woman who said she was coerced to have sex with him when she was 17 years old.

In a BBC interview, Prince Andrew was asked about his links to imprisoned child abuser Jeffrey Epstein, and he claimed the supposed events “never happened.”

One of Epstein’s accusers, Virginia Giuffre, said she was compelled to have sex with the prince three times.

On one of the occasions, the prince said that he was at home with his children.

Prince Andrew, the Queen’s third child, has been the subject of concerns about his connection to Epstein, an American financier who committed suicide at the age of 66 while pending trial on sex-trafficking allegations.

The Prince told BBC Newsnight’s Emily Maitlis: “It didn’t happen. I can absolutely categorically tell you it never happened .”

“I have no recollection of ever meeting this lady, none whatsoever.”

He said Ms Giuffre’s claim that he was “profusely sweating” and “pouring with perspiration” while they danced at the club on the night they first had intercourse in 2001 was unlikely because he had a medical disorder that prevented him from sweating.

Prince Andrew kicked out of Buckingham Palace.

According to a recent report released Friday, Prince Andrew has been forced to relocate his private office from Buckingham Palace due to the ongoing backlash from his previous relationship with the deceased child abuser Jeffrey Epstein.

The Times of London reported that Andrew’s mother, Queen Elizabeth II, approved his expulsion from the palace in London, making it “the latest humiliation for the beleaguered” Duke of York.

The news emerged only hours after the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra said its board had “decided that the Orchestra should part company with its” royal patron, Andrew, “with immediate effect.”

In view of the current scenario, Barclays also confirmed on Friday that it was withdrawing funding from Andrew’s entrepreneurship group, Pitch@Palace.

Amanda Thirsk, Andrew’s private secretary, is apparently leaving her role to manage Pitch@Palace after supporting the decision to do a terrible interview with the BBC that sparked a week’s worth of negative news regarding the prince.

Following the chat, a slew of other firms and organisations, including KPMG, Cisco, Standard Chartered, Huddersfield College, and the Melbourne Tech Institute, BT, Outward Bound Trust, London Metropolitan University, and AstraZeneca, cut ties with Andrew or his initiative. Some other organizations are also examining their links to the royal prince.