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The Prince And The Pedophile: What Was The REAL Reason For Prince Andrew’s Secret Trip To Jeffrey Epstein’s New Mexico Ranch?

Aug. 11 2021, Published 2:18 p.m. ET

The dramatic civil filing brought against Prince Andrew this week by Jeffrey Epstein’s alleged former teenage sex slave Virginia Roberts Giuffre has caused a crisis at the highest levels of the British monarchy.

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In the filing, Giuffre accused the ninth in line to the throne of sexually assaulting her when she was just 17. She claims Andrew knew how old she was and that she was a “sex trafficking victim."

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Although the Prince has denied Giuffre's claims and is so far refusing to comment on the latest allegations, they have once again shone a deeply unflattering spotlight on the behavior of the man the British press nicknamed “Randy Andy” for his playboy lifestyle.

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Now a book by investigative journalists Dylan Howard, Melissa Cronin, and James Robertson, Epstein: Dead Mell Tell No Tales, has revealed that Giuffre may not have been the only young woman used by the convicted pedophile to “entertain” the prince.

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In an exclusive interview with one of Epstein’s housekeepers, the authors uncover a clandestine trip Andrew made to Epstein’s sprawling New Mexico Zorro ranch in 2001 – the same year Giuffre alleges the royal assaulted her.

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“Deidre Stratton personally waited on his every need during that visit,” they write, “and spoke publicly for the first time to reporter Katy Forrester, one of the collaborators on this book.” According to Stratton: “I had to serve him. I’m guessing 2001. Three days, maybe. Of course, we all felt like, ‘What do we do? We’re like fish out of water. Do we curtsy to this man?’ And we were told no, because we’re not British subjects.”