Epstein Secrets

Source: The Daily Telegraph {Main} Edition: Country: UK Date: Friday 15, September 2017 Page: 28 Area: 996 sq. cm Circulation: ABC 477927 Daily Ad data: page rate £46,000.

enabling the rival delegations to meet in secret to thrash out their differences. As a journalist covering these extraordinary events for The Daily Telegraph during the Nineties, I came to know a number of these players personally. Many of them are no longer around to reflect on Rogers’s version of events.

ating with his two sons at a HungryIack's restaurant in Campbelltown, New South Wales when he was photographed by Ross Schultz, a photographer from The Daily Telegraph. Schultz alleged that Latham snatched the camera and smashed it, without destroying the electronic media that contained the photographs. It was repo

e photographs. It was reported that Latham called Schultz a paedspo bile, presumably because he thought Schultz had taken pictures of his sons. The Telegraph subsequently announced plans for upcoming publication of the photographic images in the following Saturday's edition and that it would be seeking $1

ting to be left behind in the cross-country pursuit of hunt the royal fox, have laboured mightily to be the next to draw blood from the prey. Thus, The Daily Telegraph — perhaps to the consternation of older readers accustomed to more respectful treatment of the House of Windsor — ran the following headline across

s. So, not exactly "Corr; in fact, barely "Well, I never". I do recall thinking the friendship between Epstein and Andrew rather surprisingYet the Telegraph's story was a model of understatement compared with the Daily Mirror's grotesque effort on the same day: "Prince Andrew was dealt a fresh blow last

ile the Duke of York was visiting. Ms said she was invited to the house for a "modelling interview", according EFTA00097004 to the claim seen by The Daily Telegraph that was filed at the Manhattan Federal Court against Epstein's $630 million (£505 million) estate. Prince Andrew was pictured leaving the Upper Ea

ed of the socialite sitting in the Throne Room at Buckingham Palace, Laura Goldman, who has been friends with Ms Maxwell for several years, told The Telegraph she would "never sell out" Prince Andrew. The extraordinary image, showing the 58-year-old lounging on a throne alongside the Hollywood actor Kevin