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In difficult moments, Prince Andrew has always sought the closeness and comfort of Queen Elizabeth II, who
feels a strange weakness for her third child
, the ninth in the line of succession to the throne and the last in the preferences of the British. , who have long considered you as the real
black sheep of the
royals
.
This is perhaps the explanation
for Andrew's sudden
flight
to Balmoral Castle, where the queen hurries the first summer after the death of Philip of Edinburgh.
The Duke of York
came to cure his mother's loneliness
and everything seems to indicate that he appeared there in the company of his ex Sarah Ferguson, shortly after participating in a hunting party with a group of friends.
American justice follows in the footsteps of the
alleged sexual abuse of Virginia Roberts Guiffre
and her links with the ill-fated financier and pedophile Jeffrey Epstein. But the wayward prince, photographed upon arrival in Balmoral in his brand-new Range Rover, "continues to behave as if nothing is wrong," royal family sources tell
The Daily Mail
.
To cover his back, the Duke of York has hired a Los Angeles attorney who specializes in pulling chestnuts out of the fire to the stars.
Andrew Brettler
(experienced in Marty Singer's law firm with names like Arnold Schwarzenegger or John Travolta) has debuted as Andrés' legal representative by videoconference and alleging that
the complaint "is unfounded, not viable and could be potentially illegal
.
"
From New York, attorney Lisa Bloom, representing Epstein's victims, believes she sees a very clear strategy: "Prince Andrew is trying to hide and avoid justice, something that does not favor his image ...
It is what the rich typically do
: wallow in and protect themselves behind a security door, until they manage to get on the plane and flee. They may try to escape, but
it won't last long
. "
Since he was relieved of his duties to the royal family (and as a special British government trade envoy),
no one knows very well what Prince Andrew does
, beyond his occasional reunions with Sarah Ferguson and his ghostly presence in the wedding of his daughter Beatriz.
The shadow of suspicion haunts him and even more so after that surreal interview on the BBC in 2019, when he said "I don't remember seeing that woman", despite the publication of the
famous photo
in 2011. There is the Duke of York, smiling at the camera, while
putting his hand around Virginia Roberts Guiffre's waist
, under the gaze of Ghislaine Maxwell,
Jeffrey Epstein's
Madame
.
In her complaint against Prince Andrés, the American woman who has already turned 38 years old and is the mother of three children, assures that she
was recruited as a "slave" by Epstein
and that she was "forced to have sexual relations under direct and express threats" with the Duke on
three occasions and when he was still younger
: in London, in New York, and in a financier's mansion on the Virgin Islands.
True to his elusive nature, Andrés
was not at his official residence
- the Royal Lodge in Windsor - when he was notified of the complaint.
With the mediation of a British court, a bailiff went to the aforementioned address on 27 August and, in the absence of the person concerned, handed over the official document to an agent from Scotland Yard.
According to legal experts, Prince Andrew's lawyer
is clinging to "technicalities" and other tricks
to continue avoiding his American whistleblower, questioning the ability of the British high court that is collaborating in the case and truncating the methods to communicate officially the lawsuit, before the first court hearing,
scheduled for October 13
(in any case it is a civil lawsuit seeking financial compensation).
Andrew Brettler
apparently has an ace up his sleeve: the
alleged confidential settlement
reached in 2009 by the plaintiff, Virginia Roberts Giuffre, and tycoon Jeffrey Epstein, which
protected the deceased and others from
additional
claims
for compensation for alleged abuses. sexual. In fact, Giuffre decided last month to withdraw a complaint for sexual abuse against lawyer Alan Dershowitz, allegedly as a result of this confidential agreement.
Andrés
may have found his lifeline
in Andrew, who knows the ins and outs of American justice better than anyone and could prevent the prince from being on the ropes and facing a judge.
The soap opera will continue this week, in search of a "legal" way to finally convey to the illustrious defendant the allegations of his alleged victim, who has defined him in such a way that for posterity: "
Andrés is not the prince of fairy tales
".
Andrés on the ropes and Carlos in trouble
"Wales does not need a prince!" Can be read in the anti-monarchical posters that have appeared this week in Cardiff, after the scandal that has stained the reputation of Charles of England. The three top officials of the Prince Foundation (Michael Fawcett, Douglas Connell and Chris Martin) have resigned after revelations about the
possible use of the charity to grant favors and titles
in exchange for large donations to foreign millionaires, such as the businessman Mahfouz bin Mahfouz or the Russian banker Dimitri Leus. The heir to the Crown
has assured that he was not aware
of the so-called "exchange of favors" on his behalf.
The Scottish Charitable Organizations Regulatory Office (OSCR) has decided to open an investigation anyway.
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