The deal between Jeffrey Epstein and the complainant against Prince Andrew has been revealed Israel today

Relations between the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and Prince Andrew have made headlines again, after a New York court today (Monday) agreed to release details of the agreement between Epstein and Virginia Joffre, who has been waging a legal battle in recent years to prove the prince was Actively involved in the alleged sexual exploitation of minors by Epstein. 

This is a settlement in a civil lawsuit that was formed between Jupra against Epstein, in which she was compensated for the acts that Epstein allegedly committed on her.

The American billionaire agreed to pay $ 500,000, although he did not admit to any offenses, which allegedly include picking up minors across the U.S. and pimping them. 

Virginia Jupera.

Conducts legal battle against Prince Andrew, Photo: AP

Under the same arrangement with Epstein from 2009, Jupra agreed to remove any claims from "any person or entity that could be charged."

Although Andrew is not mentioned in the details released, it is possible that the legal responsibility in the current lawsuit against him still exists.

The New York judge conducting the lawsuit against Andrew will have to determine whether the agreement to remove the lawsuits precludes advancing the lawsuit against the ninth in succession to the British Crown, which is fighting with all its might to prevent a situation he will have to testify against.

Gillin Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein.

Accusations of trafficking in minors in favor of sex, Photo: Getty Images

Meanwhile, a further hearing in the lawsuit is expected on Tuesday.

The prince has denied all of Joffre's allegations against him, though there is a famous picture showing the prince and Joffre together.

As you may recall, Epstein committed suicide even before his trial began, but his assistant, Glein Maxwell, was recently convicted of helping him recruit and castrate some of the victims in the affair.

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