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New DOJ files reveal Prince Andrew invited convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein to Buckingham Palace in 2010, contradicting his claims of cutting ties.

The ghost of Jeffrey Epstein has returned to haunt the House of Windsor. Explosive new documents released by the US Department of Justice have shattered Prince Andrew’s defense, revealing that the Duke of York invited the convicted sex offender to Buckingham Palace in 2010—just weeks after Epstein was released from house arrest.
For years, Prince Andrew has maintained that his relationship with the financier was largely superficial and that he severed ties after Epstein’s conviction. These emails tell a different, far more damaging story. They paint a picture of a Royal who not only maintained the friendship but welcomed a known predator into the heart of the British monarchy.
In an email dated September 29, 2010, Andrew wrote to Epstein: "Delighted for you to come here to BP. Come with whomever and I’ll be here free from 1600ish to 2000." "BP" is the royal shorthand for Buckingham Palace. The casual nature of the invitation, extending to "whomever" Epstein might bring, chills the spine given what is now known about Epstein's trafficking network.
King Charles III faces a renewed crisis. The monarchy strives to be a symbol of moral continuity, yet his brother’s digital footprint drags the institution back into the sordid mud of the Epstein scandal. As the world reads these emails, the question is no longer what Prince Andrew knew, but how the Palace gates were thrown open to a monster.
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