Andrew and Epstein is the story that will not go away

BBC ^ | Dec 24 | BBC

[RandFan]

Every time you think the Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor story must have finished, there is another twist.

The latest batch of documents from the Epstein files includes emails that could further damage his reputation.

Or perhaps his reputation is already at rock bottom and this will only reinforce existing negative impressions.

Public opinion might be divided too, in reaction to this drip-drip of pictures and emails.

There might be some who have had enough of all these seedy headlines and do not want any more Andrew all over their Christmas dinner. They have already formed an opinion and this will only provide further confirmation.

While others will see these latest documents as evidence of the need to press even harder into Andrew's links to Jeffrey Epstein and his circle. What more is there to find, they will ask.

There are still outstanding calls for Andrew to give evidence to a US Congress committee and the US Department of Justice. And these latest emails will only add to the questions.

"Have you found me some new inappropriate friends?" someone called A in Balmoral asks Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein's friend and companion who is now serving a 20-year prison sentence in the US for sex trafficking.

Maxwell replies: "I have only been able to find appropriate friends. Will let you know about some church meetings on those dates."

[SMARTY]

Right. Every time that Trump succeeds or whenever (increasingly frequently), the spotlight focuses on Liberals’ failures, they drag out the ‘Epstein files’ crap!

[SMARTY]

Also, Epstein ‘died’ on the Liberals’ watch!

[ConservativeMind]

I hope you had a good Christmas time, sir.

[mewzilla]

Update.

Royal Lodge was ‘never inspected’ during Andrew’s 22-year-old rent-free tenancy The former Duke of York moved into Royal Lodge in 2004, a year after he signed a 75-year lease agreement with the Crown Estate.

Puts me in mind of a comment Andrew made regarding Royal Lodge, that he loved the place because he could sneak people in and out without anyone being the wiser.