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The media coverage of the "Filthy Rich" docu-series on the Epstein affair, available on Netflix, is launching new investigations. According to The Sun, the American justice system officially sent a summons to Prince Andrew, who had close links with Jeffrey Epstein, accused of sexual assaults on minors.
No one could have missed the Epstein affair: an American billionaire businessman died in his cell by hanging when he was accused of having created and profited from a vast international network of prostitution, in part child molester for years.
Jeffrey Epstein had already been convicted in 2008 for pushing young girls into prostitution.
In this dark story, many names of influential friends, who could have benefited from this sexual system, circulated, like that of Prince Andrew. The Sun reveals that the latter should, in the coming weeks, answer questions from American judges following his friendly relations with Jeffrey Epstein. Virginia Roberts Giuffre, now 36, claims to have had sex with Andrew three times between 2001 and 2002, including twice when she was a minor. What the prince denies, even though a photo where he appears at his side is freely available on the Internet. Last January, the FBI had expressed its desire to question Prince Andrew on his relations with Jeffrey Epstein.
A troubled "friendship"
The 60-year-old has so far refused to be questioned by New York prosecutors who are investigating this horrific, historical network of sex trafficking in Epstein.
The US Department of Justice has bypassed Buckingham Palace and preferred to file a request for "https://www.aufeminin.com/" mutual legal assistance "(MLA) with the British Home Office.
Mutual legal assistance requests are only used in criminal cases under a legal treaty with the United Kingdom. Prince Andrew, who "categorically rejects" any wrongdoing, could now be forced to appear in British court as a witness in the coming months, according to the Sun.
This decision put pressure on the Duke to testify and on the British government to help.
In November 2019 on the BBC, his chaotic interview had embarrassed the British crown. He said he blamed himself "every day" for having continued to frequent Jeffrey Epstein after his release in 2010.
Shortly after the explosive documentary by director Lisa Bryant, "Filthy Rich", devoted to this pedophilia affair, which spares the Duke of York, is uploaded to Netflix, Andrew was removed from office. representation and now stands back from the royal family.
Yet another twist that shakes the highest spheres of society and gives birth to "a diplomatic nightmare".
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