Epstein Secrets

erguson Foundation gave away just $22,600 that year despite having raised more than $508,000. The news comes on the heels of press reports that the Duchess was recently sued in England by an accountant, an attorney, and a photography studio for unpaid bills ranging from $2,500 to about $25,000. Kate Wa

orcing Prince Andrew, British tabloids were abuzz with the news that she owed more than $4 million dollars to British bankers Coutts and Co and that the Royal Family, specifically Queen Elizabeth H, EFTA00740213 was fed up with Ferguson's free-spending ways and refused to pay her bills. After the divorce, Ferg

eem very accurate. On 27 Nov 2010, at 09:51, Jeffrey Epstein wrote: who talks? > wrote: On Sat, Nov 27, 2010 at 4:36 AM, David Stern < > wrote: Duchess of debt: Fergie's ultimatum to her creditors... Accept a quarter of what I owe you or risk getting NOTHING By RICHARD KAY and GEOFFREY LEVY Last u

which you might think she is eminently qualified. She is, of course, unlikely to be on the guest list. But because her daughters will be there with the Royal Family, she considered that, too, to be inappropriate. Maybe, just maybe, the erring Duchess is beginning to acquire good judgment and restraint. Read mor

national laugh- ing stock - yet. But if the current ruin- ous narrative continues, surely that day cannot be far off? The travails of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are damaging enough, as the idealistic dim bulbs bravely shake off the suffocating bonds of royalty so that they can make a bomb from t

oncerns us here. One character is extolling the virtues of life in England, including cricket, picnics on beaches, the Houses of Parliament. 'And the Royal Family,' he adds. On Saturday night, the audience roared with laughter at the very idea that the modern Windsors could be held up as an upstanding exem

than w the shadow hanging over r Andrew. To her, it is infinitely more serious than the selfish trivialities of the exiled Prince Harry and the Duchess of Sussex. Fbr more than seven months it has been an ongoing crisis, with every sordid revelation lapping that bit closer to Buck- ingham Palace

ell a year ago. And on all those social occasions — including Beatrice's party — where Ghislaine was a guest of Andrew, so, too, was Epstein. As the Royal Family and their advis- ers have agonised over how best to protect the integrity of the monarchy from the fall-out of the Epstein affair, there may be so