Charles and William 'pile pressure on
Andrew to settle OUT of court': Senior
royals left 'deeply shocked' by duke's
plan for jury trial in sex abuse lawsuit
against Virginia Roberts amid fears it
will be 'WORSE than Newsnight'
Posted By: zephyrgirl, 1/28/2022 8:15:45 AM
Prince Charles, Prince William and other senior royals are said to be 'deeply shocked' by Prince Andrew's demand for a 'trial by jury' to tackle accusations of rape and sexual assault made by a Jeffrey Epstein 'sex slave'. Members of the Royal Family will urge the Duke of York to settle with Virginia Roberts Giuffre, which could cost him £10million. Senior royals are said to be exerting pressure on him to pay off Ms Roberts to avoid corroding his mother's Platinum Jubilee, fearing a trial could be 'many times worse' than his car crash BBC Newsnight interview.
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Just How Frail is Joe Biden?
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I have mixed opinions on this. This woman is clearly looking for a payoff, and so far the only proof I've seen is the notorious picture. She also was no innocent naif as she was an experienced prostitute at 17 who was pimping her friends for Epstein. On the other hand, Andrew is clearly an entitled pig who also has skeletons in his closet. Both have plenty to lose in a jury trial.