Últimos documentos del caso Epstein reavivan escrutinio sobre el expríncipe británico Andrés
Un hombre que parece ser el expríncipe británico Andrés conversó con Ghislaine Maxwell, cómplice del fallecido delincuente sexual Jeffrey Epstein, sobre la organización de encuentros con «amigos inapropiados», según documentos publicados por Washington. AFP Los correos electrónicos se encuentran entre las casi 30.000 páginas hechas públicas por el Departamento de Justicia de Estados Unidos y […]
TL;DR
- Emails published by the US Department of Justice show Prince Andrew communicating with Ghislaine Maxwell about finding "inappropriate friends."
- The correspondence dates from 2001 and 2002 and was sent from an account using the alias "The Invisible Man" and signed "A."
- In one email, the sender asks Maxwell if she has found him "any new inappropriate friends" while at Balmoral.
- Maxwell responds, apologizing for only finding "appropriate" friends, to which "A" replies, "Devastated!"
- Other emails show Maxwell forwarding correspondence about a trip to Peru, including plans to introduce "Andrew" to "friendly and discreet" companions.
- Maxwell suggested arranging some "sightseeing with company."
- The files also indicate tensions between Andrew and US prosecutors who sought to question him about the Epstein case.
- Prince Andrew settled a civil lawsuit in 2022 with Virginia Giuffre, who accused him of sexual abuse when she was a teenager.
- Giuffre's posthumous memoir release led to Andrew being stripped of his royal titles.