Andrew’s desperate appeal exposed in Epstein mail leak: ‘Can’t take any more of this’

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor desperately attempted to protect his name in the public fallout from Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell’s sex trafficking network, newly released e-mails reveal.

Published by the US House Oversight Committee on November 12, the leak proved to be particularly damaging for President Donald Trump and other notable figures, including the former Duke of York.

In the correspondence dated March 2011, the royal who recently had his titles removed told his former conspirators to “Please make sure that every statement or legal letter states clearly that I am NOT involved and that I knew and know NOTHING about any of these allegations.”

“I can’t take any more of this, my end,” he had further stated. (Sic)

According to Sky News Australia, “The publication in an email made several allegations about Maxwell, Epstein, and then-Prince Andrew, including claims the disgraced financier in 2001 introduced Andrew to a woman, whose name is redacted in the document, at Maxwell’s house in London, where she had sex with Andrew.”

Despite the anonymous victim’s identity being concealed, it is understood that the late Virginia Giuffre could be the woman in question. About whom, Epstein wrote back to Adnrew, “I’m not sure how to respond, the only person she didn’t have sex with was Elvis.”

While the ex-Prince reiterated his appeal to Maxwell in a separate e-mail, writing, “Hey there! What’s all this? I don’t know anything about this! You must SAY so, please. This has NOTHING to do with me. I can’t take any more of this.”

Furthermore, the late offender had claimed in one of his messages that Virginia Giuffre “can also easily be proven to be a liar”, referring to her as “the girl who accused Prince Andrew”.

“You should task someone to investigate the girl Virginia Roberts, that has caused the Queen’s son all this agro,” he had instructed.

Meanwhile, Andrew had his title as a prince formally stripped by King Charles in an announcement which came on November 5. His last name has also been modified to include the hyphen previously missing from Mountbatten Windsor.