An embarrassing new email has surfaced, revealing that Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the former prince, told the disgraced paedophile Jeffrey Epstein he wanted to be his 'pet'. The note, sent in August 2010, appears to show Andrew discussing an unspecified business deal in London, according to a report from The Times newspaper.
Latest Disclosures from US Department of Justice
This revelation comes in the wake of the latest disclosures from the US Department of Justice, which have heaped further humiliation on the disgraced royal. Sources indicate that Andrew is under mounting pressure to co-operate with officials who are actively investigating Epstein's crimes, adding to the ongoing scrutiny of his associations.
Buckingham Palace's Response and Royal Insiders' Views
Buckingham Palace has so far declined to comment on these latest revelations. Meanwhile, royal insiders have told the Daily Mail that 'providing testimony is now a matter for Andrew and his conscience', highlighting the personal and legal dilemmas he faces as the investigation intensifies.
The email's content underscores the depth of Andrew's connections with Epstein, raising serious questions about his involvement and the broader implications for the royal family. As the story develops, public and official attention remains sharply focused on Andrew's next steps in this high-profile case.
