Jeffrey Epstein is dead. The debate over how he actually died will probably continue for a long time. Meanwhile, many of the ‘elites’ who attended his parties and spent time with him before his alleged activities came to light are attempting to distance themselves from him. Unfortunately, in the day of the Internet, pictures, and occasional investigative journalists, the attempts to deny being on Mr. Epstein’s guest list at his parties are not working well.<\/p>\n
Yesterday The U.K. Daily Mail<\/a> posted an article with the following headline, “Woody Allen is pictured leaving Jeffrey Epstein’s mansion after lavish party in Prince Andrew’s honor that was also attended by Katie Couric,Chelsea Handler and George Stephanopolous.” That’s an interesting group of people.<\/p>\n The article reports:<\/p>\n Seeking\u00a0to put a lid on a scandal showing little sign of abating, the Duke of York coyly referred yesterday to his \u2018former association or friendship\u2019 with Jeffrey Epstein.<\/strong><\/p>\n Those who attended a glittering party in the Duke\u2019s honour on December 2, 2010, in New York might be surprised at his choice of words.<\/strong><\/p>\n Not least because it was thrown by convicted paedophile Epstein himself at his Upper East Side mansion, variously dubbed the House of Horror and the House of Depravity by the banker\u2019s young victims.<\/strong><\/p>\n As The Mail on Sunday revealed last weekend, it was at this mansion where Andrew came to the door to wave goodbye to Katherine Keating, daughter of former Australian Prime Minister<\/a> Paul Keating, on the afternoon of December 6.<\/strong><\/p>\n The article concludes:<\/p>\n The Prince has fiercely denied any wrongdoing and knowledge of Epstein\u2019s crimes, but he has faced questions about how he could have missed a procession of beautiful young women visiting the mansion during his six-day stay.<\/strong><\/p>\n \u2018There were girls coming and going the entire time Prince Andrew was inside the house,\u2019 an eyewitness said.<\/strong><\/p>\n \u2018It was happening in broad daylight. If the Prince didn\u2019t see all the girls coming through that door, he was the only person on 71st Street who didn\u2019t. It was flagrant.<\/strong><\/p>\n \u2018At one point someone who looked like a royal protection officer came outside. Even if Andrew didn\u2019t realise what was going on, you have to wonder why the people assigned to protect him didn\u2019t say something?\u2019<\/strong><\/p>\n Many of Epstein\u2019s victims have described how assaults took place in an upstairs massage room which was strictly off-limits to other house guests.<\/strong><\/p>\n Some reports this week claimed Prince Andrew is now \u2018fearful\u2019 of returning to the US because he worries about being dragged into one of the multiple civil lawsuits being brought against Epstein\u2019s \u00a3500 million estate. Lawyer Bradley Edwards, who represents several of the victims, said last night: \u2018We would welcome the chance to speak to Prince Andrew under oath.\u2019<\/strong><\/p>\n Considering the charges against Jeffrey Epstein, he ran with an interesting crowd.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Jeffrey Epstein is dead. The debate over how he actually died will probably continue for a long time. Meanwhile, many of the ‘elites’ who attended his parties and spent time with him before his alleged activities came to light are … Continue reading