The lawsuit was filed in his home in Windsor, England, on August 27, according to a New York court hearing.
Virginia Giuffre says she was “lent” to Prince Andrew for sex by American billionaire Jeffrey Epstein, who was a good friend of the prince. Epstein was blamed for extensive human trafficking and sexual offenses when he took his life in a prison in New York in 2019.
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In the BBC program “Panorama”, Giuffre has told that Epstein sold her to friends to have sex when she was 17 years old. Ho
has told that she danced with the prince at a nightclub in London before they had sex.
Giuffre has claimed that Epstein paid her $ 15,000 after she had sex with the prince in 2001.
– This is not a sad sex story. This is a story about human trafficking, this is a story about abuse and this is a story about their royal house, she said.
Virginia Giuffre blamed Prince Andrew for lying on the BBC program “Panorama”.
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The 61-year-old prince has denied that he had a sexual relationship with Giuffre. He told the BBC in November 2019 that he did not think he had met her.
Giuffre calls the prince’s statements a lie and “ridiculous explanations”.
– He knows what happened. I know what happened. And only one of us will tell the truth,
Sa Giuffre til «Panorama».
The interview provoked strong reactions, and led to that Prince Andrew resigned from all public duties for the royal family.
In the BBC interview for the shoulders, Queen Elizabeth’s son denied that he had sex with a minor.
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The U.S. Attorney’s Office and the FBI have asked for Prince Andrew to be questioned about questions about Jeffrey Epstein, but the prince “showed zero willingness to cooperate,” according to Geoffrey S. Berman, attorney general for the southern part of New York.
According to the prince himself, he has offered to cooperate with the police in the USA, but he has refused to go there.
An agent for Giuffre states that the mood was delivered to a policeman outside the gate of Prince Andrew’s home Windsor Royal Lodge on August 27, but that he did not meet the prince himself.
It is up to the court in New York to decide whether the lawsuit was lawfully handed over before the trial can begin. The next step in the case is a video conference in court with representatives of the parties who are expected to go ahead on Monday.
According to court documents, Prince Andrew has been given a deadline of 17 September to respond to the mood. He is currently staying at Balmoral in Scotland, write BBC.
A spokeswoman for the prince has refused to comment on the latest developments in the case.
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Crises in the British Royal Family
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