Epstein Secrets

ed meetings...far e consortium. After initially saying the email was a forgery, uckinal Palace Merit .Ice its ublication as a privacy breach. The Palace denied the allegation that Andrew had acted as a "fixer" calling the attic of the editor's code of conduct". A former Foreign Office minister, MP C

] said, 'I got to sleep with him'. She didn't seem upset about it. She thought it was pretty cool." In an £DL documentary, former royaggaggthataggi Paul Page recounted Maxwell's frequent visits to *ngharn Palace, and suggested the two might h. an intimate relafionship,11-92 while laadv Victoriajiervey a

am Palace. Paul Page, 38, from Scotland Yard's S014 Royal Protection Command, told Southwark Crown Court that officers regularly fell asleep at the Palace and at St James's Palace. He said they also played poker on duty and smuggled friends into garden parties or let them park in palace grounds while

lined. The allegations emerged during the trial of a policeman convicted yesterday of masterminding a £3 million betting scam at Buckingham Palace. Paul Page, 38, from Scotland Yard's S014 Royal Protection Command, told Southwark Crown Court that officers regularly fell asleep at the Palace and at St Jam

am Palace. Paul Page, 38, from Scotland Yard's 5014 Royal Protection Command, told Southwark Crown Court that officers regularly fell asleep at the Palace and at St James's Palace. He said they also played poker on duty and smuggled friends into garden parties or let them park in palace grounds while

lined. The allegations emerged during the trial of a policeman convicted yesterday of masterminding a £3 million betting scam at Buckingham Palace. Paul Page, 38, from Scotland Yard's 5014 Royal Protection Command, told Southwark Crown Court that officers regularly fell asleep at the Palace and at St Jame

a guest coming for Andrew but the name is not to be entered in the book.' That was about 2001," he said, adding that she was a frequent visitor. The Palace declined to comment on Page's claims, but they pointed the Mirror toward his 2009 conviction for a £3 million investment fraud. 4 EFTA00095970

battle has largely been fought through the use of anonymous sources, one recent report has featured someone who wanted to use his name to speak out. Paul Page, a former police officer who worked as one of Andrew's protection agents from 1998 to 2004, spoke to the Sunday Mirror about the procedures he was s