Andrew Of England Talks About His Relationship With Pedophile Jeffrey Epstein

2024 Author: Steven Freeman | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 08:15

It was one of the most anticipated interviews and it finally took place. The BBC got what seemed impossible, Andrew from England's strong revelations about his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein, the pedophile millionaire, a relationship that caused great image damage to the British royal house.

Firm, direct and looking straight ahead, he admitted to the Newsnight show that his attitude was wrong then. "I didn't measure up, it wasn't the right thing to do," he said of their friendship that lasted even after strong accusations fell on the American tycoon.

If we recap, we will remember that Andrés and Epstein were photographed together by Central Park in 2010 after the businessman's first conviction for sexual abuse. During his visit to New York, the son of Queen Elizabeth II was caught staying at his friend's house.

“It was comfortable for me to stay there. I have thought about it for a long time, in the end, with the perspective that time gives you, I realize that it was not the best, he stressed.

For the first time, the Duke of York decided to speak about this scandal that has spilled over into his family. He has done it in Buckingham giving details of their friendship, which was born in 1999. He does not define it as a close but close relationship, in which they saw each other a couple of times a year at most. "He had the ability to unite extraordinary people and that's what I remember, parties where you met academics, politicians, people from the United Nations, a cosmopolitan group of the eminence of the United States."

Nothing to do with what would happen in Epstein's life soon after. The deceased financier faced serious allegations of sexual abuse and pedophilia. To this must be added the image of sexual predator that he had before the public gaze after the alleged network of slaves that he started, mostly minors, which he and his close friends enjoyed.

Isabel II's son did not hesitate to acknowledge his repentance on camera, nor did he even censor questions from his interviewer, as the journalist later said in the media. Emily Matilis assured CBS that there were no "restrictions" of any kind and openly discussed everything that was questioned.

A pardon that we do not know if it will be accepted by public opinion that made the program the most watched on Saturday night and that, in some way, sought to clean, even if only a little, the stain of his family.

Epstein was found dead in his cell in New York last August after committing an alleged suicide due to the heavy charges he faced and which gave him a harsh prison sentence.