Epstein case: new woman accuses ex prince Andrew

Second accuser claims Jeffrey Epstein sent her to the UK for an encounter with ex prince Andrew in 2010, according to newly released documents and testimonies

A second woman has alleged she was sent to the United Kingdom by Jeffrey Epstein for a sexual encounter with ex prince Andrew, according to a BBC report. The alleged meeting would have taken place in 2010 at the former duke’s residence in Windsor, when the woman was in her early twenties. The development adds new attention to the Epstein case: new woman accuses ex prince Andrew.

The accusation comes after the US Department of Justice released new documents related to the Epstein investigation. The material reportedly includes photographs showing Andrew on his hands and knees above a woman lying on the floor. The woman’s US lawyer, Brad Edwards, said his client was also taken to visit Buckingham Palace and is evaluating the possibility of filing a civil lawsuit. The emergence of this material has further intensified scrutiny surrounding the Epstein case: new woman accuses ex prince Andrew.

Ex prince Andrew, 65, has denied any wrongdoing connected to Epstein. He stepped back from official royal duties in 2019, and last year King Charles III removed his remaining royal titles and honors after renewed attention on his links to the financier. In 2022, Andrew reached a multimillion-dollar settlement with Virginia Giuffre without admitting liability. Giuffre, another Epstein victim, died last year.

Two of the photos released by US authorities reportedly show Mountbatten-Windsor touching a fully clothed woman near her stomach, while another image shows him looking directly into the camera. The newly disclosed documents also include email exchanges from 2010 between Epstein and an account identified as “The Duke.” The messages suggest arrangements for meetings and dinners, including an invitation to meet a 26-year-old Russian woman, sent two years after Epstein had already reached a plea deal for solicitation of minors.

In one exchange, Epstein allegedly wrote that Andrew “might enjoy dinner” with the woman. The response attributed to Mountbatten-Windsor reportedly said it would be “a pleasure to meet her,” also requesting contact details. According to the BBC, the emails do not indicate criminal conduct but show continued contact over time, keeping attention focused on the Epstein case: new woman accuses ex prince Andrew.

While no new criminal charges have been announced, the release of new testimonies and documents suggests that legal and civil actions linked to the Epstein case: new woman accuses ex prince Andrew could continue to develop in the coming months.

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