Scandal! Woman Claims She Was Sex Slave Of Queen Elizabeth's Son

     

Prince Andrew and Jeffrey Epstein go for a stroll together through New York's Central Park

A woman has claimed that she was forced to have sex with Prince Andrew (second son and third child of the Queen of England, Elizabeth II), while she was aged under-18.
Sensational allegations which he "categorically denies" .
The allegation is contained in a document filed in a Florida court by a woman who claims banker and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein loaned her to rich and powerful friends.
The woman claims she was forced to have sexual relations with Prince Andrew on
three occasions, according to The Guardian.
The claim was made in connection with a long-running lawsuit brought by two women who allege they were exploited by Epstein.
The 58-year-old was jailed for 18 months in 2008 after soliciting an underage girl for prostitution.
A palace spokesman said today: "This relates to long-standing and ongoing civil proceedings in the United States, to which The Duke of York is not a party.
"As such we would not comment on the detail.
"However, for the avoidance of doubt, any suggestion of impropriety with underage minors is categorically untrue."

Another close associate of Epstein who is also accused in the document told the Guardian that the woman's accusations against him were "totally false and made up."
Epstein served 13 months after agreeing a plea deal with prosecutors and admitting relatively minor charges of paying for sex with a 14-year-old girl.
Since then, some 40 women have in total come forward claiming that Epstein abused them, though almost all settled their cases.
The latest revelations have emerged as two women are taking legal action against federal prosecutors, claiming that Epstein's plea deal was reach without their statutory right to be consulted.
Another two women are seeking permission to be added to the legal action.
One of these women - referred to only as Jane Doe 3 in the action - has named Prince Andrew in her recent motion to be added to the legal action.
Epstein was one of the wealthiest and well-connected men in America until he was jailed.
But despite this Prince Andrew stayed friends with him for three more years until they were seen together.
In 2009, Prince Andrew was seen strolling through Central Park with Epstein after he left prison.
It also emerged the prince had stayed at Epstein's home in Florida and flew with him in his private jet.
His ex-wife the Duchess of York had even been bailed out by Epstein with £15,000 when she got into debt.
The scandal caused acute embarrassment to the Duke and forced him to step down from his role as Britain’s trade envoy.
Epstein has been sued for £65,000 by a top crisis management company which claims he hired them in 2011 to deal with the scandal over his friendship with Prince Andrew.

Mirror UK