Epstein Secrets

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nesses, and the need to maintain privacy and confidentiality'. After Berman's attack in January, there was a every frank exchange of views' between Andrews lawyers and the Southern District. But Andrew's team played by the rules and didn't release emails that would prove they were negotiating with the

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rman denounced the Duke from the steps ofEpstein's Manhattan townhouse. Berman claimed to be facing a 'wall of silence' and 'zero co-operation 'from Andrew. But this, my source tells me, wasn't true: 'Berman must have known we had an email trail.' *** ...the DOJ made no effort to contact Prince Andrew

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witness. 'The lawyers responded immediately,' I'm told. In early January, the Prince's new legal team suggested that they draft a proposal for how Andrew would deliver his witness statement. The DOJ, my source reports, accepted this approach. Although the DOJ wanted to talk with Andrew as a witness,

uld pass it onto them - there is no way of contacting them on the SDNY site as their mailbox is full and no one is in the office. Yours sincerely, Matt McDonald Matt McDonald Managing Editor The Spectator US EFTA00087605