A second woman claims that she was sent by Jeffrey Epstein for a sexual meeting with former Prince Andrew in 2010, being offered a tour of Buckingham Palace afterwards.
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A second woman has stated that she was sent to the United Kingdom by Jeffrey Epstein to have a sexual encounter with Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor in 2010. Her lawyer, Brad Edwards, claimed that after the night spent with the former prince, the woman received a tour of Buckingham Palace. This is the first time a survivor of Epstein has claimed to have had a sexual relationship in a royal residence. Edwards, who represents over 200 survivors of Epstein, mentioned that there had been communications between his client and Andrew before the meeting. He also criticized the withdrawal of Andrew's royal titles, stating that it did not help the victims and that the former prince does not have the capacity to provide compensation. A BBC investigation revealed that Epstein trafficked several women in the UK, and the lawyer is considering filing a civil lawsuit against Andrew.
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O a doua victimă a lui Epstein susţine că a fost trimisă în Marea Britanie pentru a întreţine relaţii sexuale cu fostul prinţ Andrew
Dosarul Epstein: A doua femeie afirmă că a avut o relaţie sexuală cu prinţul Andrew într-o reşedinţă regală - Știrile ProTV
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