Prince Andrew of England, involved in the Epstein scandal, will go to trial in the United States.
A US judge has in fact rejected the Duke of York's request to dismiss the civil case filed by his accuser, Virginia Giuffre. This was reported by some British media.
Giuffre, now 38, denounced Queen Elizabeth's son claiming that he would have abused her when he was a minor. And in recent days, new, disturbing pieces have been added to the puzzle that casts the shadow of pedophilia on the prince.
The latest bomb was thrown by Carolyn Andriano, 35 years old. The woman at the time of the alleged abuse in 2001 was Virginia's best friend. And now she has revealed to the Daily Mail that Giuffre wrote her a message to tell her she had been in bed with the prince.
“She didn't seem upset - she would reveal - on the contrary she said it as if it were quite cool”. According to Carolyn, it was precisely the then seventeen-year-old Virginia Giuffre who also made her - at the time fourteen - enter the pedophile sex ring set up by Epstein and his partner-accomplice, Ghislaine Maxwell, just convicted of trafficking in minors.
Carolyn Andriano had also spoken about the affair in court in New York, specifying that she was persuaded by the group to do sexual massages, to pose naked, to have relations with men much older than her.
A situation from which Carolyn Adriano came out at 18, discharged because she was no longer "appealing", with the deep sense of guilt of "having been put on this earth to be used and sexually harassed".
In his opinion, Giuffre, who just a while ago admitted to selecting girls to introduce to Maxwell and Epstein, "deserves what Maxwell deserves."
His words therefore further embarrass the son of Queen Elizabeth. That if he is found guilty he risks losing the Duchy of York and military titles. In addition, a cash compensation is incumbent on his head which, according to experts, could reach 3 million. And that certainly will not come from the coffers of the British queen.
(Unioneonline / vl)
