Andrew went to intimate dinner with Epstein after his prison release, files suggest
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Newly released documents reveal that Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, also known as Prince Andrew, attended an intimate dinner party hosted by Jeffrey Epstein in New York in December 2010, months after Epstein's release from prison for child sexual abuse offenses. The emails, released by the US Justice Department, show that Hollywood publicist Peggy Siegal organized the gathering at Epstein's home, where Mountbatten-Windsor was staying during what he described as a private visit. The guest list included high-profile figures, although it's unclear who ultimately attended. The documents also show an email from Ghislaine Maxwell to an address believed to belong to Mountbatten-Windsor, expressing condolences for the death of his grandmother in 2002. Mountbatten-Windsor has stated that the purpose of the trip was to sever ties with Epstein.
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