Prince Andrew is facing potential devastation as over 100 emails, believed to be part of the Epstein Files, are poised to emerge, according to sources close to the situation. These emails, purportedly exchanged between the Duke of York and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, are among the extensive documentation undergoing scrutiny by the US Congress before public disclosure, as reported by the Mail on Sunday. An informant hinted at the damaging nature of these emails, suggesting that their release could have severe consequences for Prince Andrew, comparing it to the fallout experienced by Lord Mandelson following the revelation of his controversial correspondence with Epstein.
Recently, David Boies, the legal representative of Andrew’s accuser Virginia Giuffre, expressed his belief on Piers Morgan Uncensored that there exists sufficient evidence to warrant an investigation into the prince’s connections. Despite Andrew’s consistent denial of Giuffre’s allegations regarding Epstein’s involvement in trafficking her to him, reports indicate that he reached a £12 million settlement in a civil case with her in 2022, just before her tragic death by suicide earlier this year.
Numerous alleged email exchanges between Andrew and Epstein have already come to light. In one instance from February 2011, Andrew reportedly wrote, “Keep in close touch and we’ll play some more soon!!” This communication was disclosed in legal documents related to a case involving Epstein’s banker Jes Staley, with the sender widely believed to be Andrew based on reports.
The Epstein Files are said to contain at least 100 emails involving Andrew, some of which are linked to a Pipex account and multiple phone numbers for the duke listed in Epstein’s infamous “little black book.” Sources intimate that these emails hold potentially incriminating content involving Andrew, Epstein, and Maxwell that has not yet been made public. Concerns are raised about the implications of these emails, given Epstein’s use of email to coordinate his trafficking activities and Andrew’s frequent email exchanges with Maxwell.
Boies emphasized on the Piers Morgan show that there are several individuals, including Andrew, who warrant serious investigative attention based on available information. He urged Andrew to be transparent, highlighting the frustration over what he perceives as leniency towards the prince in the UK and the US legal systems.
It is speculated that both Andrew and Mandelson could be called to testify before the House Oversight Committee, which is currently reviewing a vast trove of documents related to Epstein’s activities.