Prince Andrew continues to come under pressure: the witness breaks her silence

Created: 01/08/2022, 3:55 PM

From: Larissa Glunz

For the first time a witness speaks openly about the relationship between Prince Andrew and Virginia Giuffre.

Your revelations could be the Duke's undoing.

London - Even in the new year it will not be quiet about Prince Andrew (61).

The British royal is still facing serious allegations of abuse.

The American Virginia Giuffre (38) accuses the Duke of York of having sexually abused her several times in 2001 when she was 17.

New statements from a witness now confirm their allegations, as reported by 24royal.de.

Prince Andrew continues to come under pressure: the witness breaks her silence

This interview puts Prince Andrew in a mess: In an interview with the British "Daily Mail", Carolyn Andriano (35), who is also said to have been a victim of sex offender Jeffrey Epstein (66, † 2019), supports plaintiff Virginia Giuffre.

Andriano reports on an SMS that Giuffre sent her in March 2001.

In the text message, the then 17-year-old told her that she had an appointment for dinner with Prince Andrew, Epstein and his confidante Ghislaine Maxwell (60).

After her return to Florida Giuffre Andriano is said to have shown a photo of her and Andrew together, at this meeting she also confided to the young woman a confession with explosive content.

"I slept with him," Virginia is said to have revealed in an interview.

Prince Andrew vehemently denies the abuse allegations of the American Virginia Giuffre.

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Carolyn Andriano had testified in the trial against Ghislaine Maxwell (60) last year.

In late December, Maxwell, alleged to have helped Epstein run an abuse ring, was found guilty of sex crimes against minors.

Her conviction, which could be followed by a decade-long prison sentence, as well as Andriano's latest revelations, are putting pressure on Prince Andrew.

Prince Andrew continues to come under pressure: can he prevent a trial?

Queen Elizabeth II's (95) son's lawyers want to stop Giuffre's abuse lawsuit at all costs and avoid trial.

You had recently referred in court to a recently published agreement between Giuffre and Epstein from 2009, which prohibited the 38-year-old from taking legal action against other “potential defendants”.

Judge Lewis Kaplan's decision to dismiss the lawsuit is pending.

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