Epstein Secrets

Page 6 Daily Mail, ',Vednesclay, January 29, 2020 Dally Mall, Wednesday. la nuary 29, 2020 Page 7 Wanted: Anne Sacoolas I will talk to FBI, Andrew tells pals By Rebecca English and Sam Greenhill AN ANGRY and bewildered' Prince Andrew has rubbished claims he snubbed the FBI's Jeffrey Epstein

y the Queen's second son and first-rate calamity magnet. We need to talk about Andrew. What playwright would ever dare dream up a character like Prince Andrew, the ongoing Windsor open sore, the red raw callus on the palace? This week's ongoing drama stars the American prosecutors who are making investi

due to her husband Jonathan's role as an intel- ligence officer at the base. Lisa Bloom, a lawyer for five of Epstein's victims, said of securing Prince Andrew's co-operation: think a swap would be a fair and just resolution.' she wrote on Twitter: understand diplomatic immunity but this is not a good look

to ensure that justice Is served there.' The developments came as For- eign Secretary Dominic Raab pre- pared to raise his disappointment over the Sacoolas case with US Sec- retary of state Mike Pompeo during his visit to the UK. Last week Har- ry's family were told Mr Pompeo had turned down an extradi

uestioning by the FBI in the US. Bloom's clients, who are pursuing civil claims against the late financier and convicted sex offender's estate, want Prince Andrew to face questioning over his friendship with Epstein. At a New York press conference with Seiger, Bloom said the "parallels between the two cases ar

Prince Andrew must cooperate with law enforcement. "I call upon my government, the US, to return Mrs Sacoolas to the UK to face justice". She said Andrew needed to "answer questions about Jeffrey Epstein and his own behaviour," adding: "In both countries everyone is equal in the eyes of the law." EFT

have united to put pressure on Anne Sacoolas and the Duke of York to "co-operate with law enforcement". Lisa Bloom

Lisa Bloom, lawyer for six alleged Epstein victims, and Radd Seiger, spokesman for the parents of Dunn, 19, joined forces on Wednesday to call for Sacoolas to return to the UK, and for Prince Andrew to face questioning by the FBI in the US. Bloom's clients, who are pursuing civil claims against the late

anuary and March that Prince Andrew was not cooperating were "inaccurate" and claim the DOJ actions have led to an "entirely misleading account" of Prince Andrew's attitude in the media. To view statement in its entirety, see: https://www.hellomagazine.com/royalty/2020060891177/prince-andrew-breaks-silence-epst

Urgent Guidance for DOJ: MLAT to Question Prince Andrew Date: Mon, 08 Jun 2020 17:22:56 +0000 Sent from

Home Office, via MLAT request , for the UK that the Duke of York To answer questions in the criminal probe of Jeff

idance from State. So far we have had inquires from Sky and Press Association (PA). PA asked about the impact of the MLAT request on the request for Sacoolas extradition. We have not commented. From: Sent: Monday, June 8, 2020 1:52 PM To: Subject: Re: (SBU/DP) Ur > EUR-Press <[email protected]

ller-testify- again-381300> (7/26, 4.29M) reports Andrew Desiderio writes, "Despite the public bipartisan

amptonshire police were "brought into the legal claim in January as Dunn's mother, Charlotte Charles, and father, Tim Dunn, sought to understand how Sacoolas, the wife of a CIA agent working at the US intelligence base RAF Croughton in Northamptonshire, was able to claim diplomatic immunity following the

In a commentary in Politico (7/26, 4.29M) reports Andrew Desiderio writes, "Despite the public bipartisan

mptonshire police were "brought into the legal claim in January as Dunn's mother, Charlotte Charles, and father, Tim Dunn, sought to understand how Sacoolas, the wife of a CIA agent working at the US intelligence base RAF Croughton in Northamptonshire, was able to claim diplomatic immunity following the

In a commentary in Politico (7/26, 4.29M) reports Andrew Desiderio writes, "Despite the public bipartisan

mptonshire police were "brought into the legal claim in January as Dunn's mother, Charlotte Charles, and father, Tim Dunn, sought to understand how Sacoolas, the wife of a CIA agent working at the US intelligence base RAF Croughton in Northamptonshire, was able to claim diplomatic immunity following the