Photos of Prince Andrew crown him the “national shame”

And all due to the publication of several images in which the former Duke of York also appears in a compromising position, next to the defenseless body of a young woman with an unknown face. In them, the member of the British Royal Family is shown on all fours over the woman’s defenseless body.

All this media storm has made the giants of British communication, such as the Daily Mail, The Sun o The Guardian have described Prince Andrew’s photographic attitude as “national shame”.

“Princesses humiliated”

As reflected in the information published by the newspaper Daily Mail in relation to the case involving Epstein with Prince Andrew, the former Duke of York He sent photos of his daughters Eugenia and Beatriz to the pedophile.

“innocent princesses are dragged into the scandal of their disgraced parents in the latest leak of files,” the newspaper reports.

Allegedly, and always in accordance with what was published in the English media based on the declassification of documents from the United States Department of Justice, Charles III’s brother sent by email in 2011 and 2012 several images of the heiresses to the Crown of London.

The photographs were sent when Eugenia was 21 years old, and Beatriz, 23. In 2008, the businessman “fell from grace” and was convicted of sexual crimes related to minors.

The images were sent two years after Prince Andrew claimed to have cut all ties with Epstein. British royalty expert Jennie Bond said these latest revelations They leave the princesses in “a difficult situation”.

Promise of “a young Russian woman”

Among the millions of declassified files, there is also an email in which Epstein promised Prince Andrew to send a “young Russian woman” to London26 years old, intelligent, beautiful and trustworthy.”

The recipient of the message signed as “HRH (His Royal Highness) The Duke of York.” In the different emails they also show crossed invitations between Epstein and Andrés to go to their respective residences.

The prince’s invitation to Buckingham Palace was formalized in September 2010, just a month after the pedophile was no longer under house arrest and when his profile as a sexual predator was already public and known.

“Delighted to have you coming here to Buckingham Palace. Come with whoever you want, I’ll be free from 4 to 8“, writes the one who appears to be the prince, to which Epstein responded: “See you at 4.”

Accusation of Aznar

The files of Epstein case They also allegedly point to Spain. To a former president of the Government: José María Aznar.

The former president denied having met the deceased businessman after the revelations by the United States Department of Justice. In one of the files, appears explicitly the name of the PP politician and that of his wife.

These documents, which include agendas and receipts related to the financier’s business, They collect a payment from the tycoon to his travel agent in the name of the former presidentfor $1,050, dated October 17, 2003. The company Shoppers Travel Inc., recipient of the payment, was routinely used by Epstein to book commercial flights for his associates and employees.

There is also the sending of two packages explicitly in his name and that of his wife in 2003 and 2004, one of them to Moncloa and another to the address on Juan Bravo Street in Madrid, where the FAES Foundation is based.

The first of these occurred when He was still president in September 2003in a legislature that was marked by the closeness of the Spanish executive with the United States Government and Aznar’s relationship with President George W. Bush.

The cost of that shipment amounted to $32.62 and was made through the Fedex courier service from Epstein’s offices in New York to the Moncloa Palace in Madrid: “President and Ana Aznar. Moncloa Complex”can be seen on the receipt.

The shipments of both packages (of which the nature is not explained) or the accounting entry of Epstein’s travel agent do not imply any irregularity. Neither appearance of your name or your child’s in your contact lists.

Despite this and the known good relationship between the politician and the US, José María Aznar’s entourage assures that “they do not know that man”alluding to the pedophile, and who “has no idea” about the existence of said packages.

Three million documents

Three million documents, 180,000 photos and 2,000 videos. This is the volume of information that the United States Department of Justice has published in relation to the so-called Epstein case.

U.S. Deputy Attorney General and former Trump defense attorney Todd Blanche explained that the revelation complies with the guidelines of the law which forces the publication of all documents related to the case of the deceased millionaire, with connections to Trump and other personalities, such as former President Bill Clinton.

Continuing along this line, They have blurred the faces of all the women who appear in the filesexcept those of Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein’s accomplice and ex-girlfriend, and they have not removed the faces of any of the men who appear.

Among the files distributed, there is a PDF copy of Maxwell’s record in the system used in the US to register suspected criminals once they have been arrested.

The 2020 file features a photograph of Maxwell with what appears to be an orange jumpsuit provided by the prison. It also includes other personal information, including your full name, aliases and a home address in Bradford, New Hampshire.

Also in the file there is a list of charges against herincluding sexual exploitation of a minor, perjury, and interstate transportation for sexual activity.

Among the files are all the documents of the process that Maxwell began to obtain American nationality. One of them shows the residence certificate of Epstein’s ex-girlfriend on Little Saint James Island, which belonged to the deceased tycoon.

The new publication comes after several months of accusations between the Government and Congress for the slowness and document opacity level to reserve details and names in years of records and legal documentation for the Epstein case.