The documents released last week have revealed plenty of connections between ex-Prince Andrew and his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson with Jeffrey Epstein.
The messages between Sarah Ferguson and Jeffrey Epstein may have revealed some previously hidden information. PDO
The Epstein disclosure documents released in the United States last Friday reveal that Jeffrey Epstein may have had a hidden child.
On Friday, the US Department of Justice released more than three million documents related to Epstein, who was convicted of sex crimes. The question of the hidden child arises of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor ex-wife Sarah Ferguson About the messages you sent to Epstein.
The messages were reported by, among others, The Telegraph, according to which Ferguson messaged Epstein on BlackBerry Messenger (BBM) on September 21, 2011.
– I don’t know if you still use BBM, but I heard from the Duke that you have a baby boy, Ferguson writes.
– Even though you haven’t kept in touch, I still congratulate you with love and kindness on your baby boy, he continued.
If this is true, Epstein’s child is currently about 15 years old. Epstein has not previously been confirmed to have any children. Although he allegedly had sex with hundreds of women.
According to published information, Sarah Ferguson texted Epstein again on the same day. This time the tone wasn’t quite as loving.
– You have disappeared. I didn’t even know you were having a baby. It was crystal clear to me that you were my friend just to get close to Andrew. It really hurt me deeply, more than you know.
Earlier, Iltalehti reported on Sarah Ferguson’s message to Epstein, in which she wrote about her daughter Eugenie’s “weekend”. In addition, the released documents contain pictures of ex-Prince Andrew, in which he appears to be lying on top of a female person.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor lost his princely title, royal rights and other titles last year because of his Epstein connections.
The name of Norwegian Crown Princess Mette-Marit is also mentioned several times in the Epstein disclosure documents.
