Shocking claim from Prince Andrew Acaser Virginia Giuffre’s New Book

Virginia GiffreA new book – published months after he died by suicide at the age of 41 – offers an in-depth look at Giffre’s allegations Prince Andrew and his past experience with Billionaire Sex Ringicker Jeffrey Epstein.

According to the book, ahead of its official release on Tuesday, October 21, there is much to clarify that Gifrere and Andrew are accused of crossing paths in 2001. Epsterin’s Associate Ghislaine Maxwell (Who is currently imprisoned), he is said to have prepared a giffre to meet the Duke of York.

“Maxwell woke me up in the morning by announcing in a holy voice: ‘Get out of bed, sleeper!'” Giffead wrote. “It was going to be a ‘special day.'”

Giffre recalled the feeling that “like Cinderella,” she meets “the handsome prince.” He was 17 at the time.

Giffre first went public with her allegations about Andrew in 2019. He has continued to deny the claims made about him. Giffre maintains that they slept together that first night.

“Over the years, I’ve thought a lot about his behavior,” he wrote. “He was kind enough, but still entitled – as if he believed in sleeping with me as his firstborn.”

Andrew initially stepped back from his royal duties in late 2019 after Giffre’s allegations began. Days before the book came down, it surrendered its royal title and denied Giffre’s allegations, again, in a statement issued on Friday, October 17.

Gifrere wrote that he hoped Andrew “was caught” by the allegations of his accusations. He pointed out that if the book “will only help one person,” he will be circling my goal.

Keep scrolling for some of the biggest revelations from Giffre’s book:

Picture with Prince Andrew

There is a picture of Andrew with Giffre and Maxwell from the first meeting in 2001. Giffre found in his book that Epsterin snapped the photo.

“My mum would never forgive me if I met someone as famous as Prince Andrew and I didn’t have a picture. So I put a kodak picture in my room,” he wrote. “I remember the prince putting his arm around his waist as Maxwell was lined up beside me. Epsterin snapped the picture.”

Alleged communication with Andrew

Giffre said in the book that she was forced to sleep with Andrew on three different occasions when she was 17 and 18 years old. After their first meeting in London, Giffre claimed two more times took place in New York and Epstein’s PRIVATION SPRIEL, respectively.

The third on Epsterin’s island is allegedly an “Orgy,” he wrote.

“The other girls all seemed to be under 18 and didn’t speak English very well,” Giuffere alleged. “Epsterin laughed at how they couldn’t really communicate, they said they were the easiest girls to meet.”

His memory of epstein

giffre wrote that she feared she would ‘die a sex maid’ at Epstein’s hands.

“In session after session, he would play out various thoughts, with me as the victim,” it is alleged that “he caused so much pain that I was raising him.”

Giffre also said that he was once taken to the hospital after experiencing bleeding. Epsterin allegedly told her that she ‘miscarried.’ One of the girls later revealed that she had a scar on her stomach for possible surgery.

“Epsterin never wore a condom,” Giffre said. “He did not smuggle men into it.”

Giffre also alleged in the letter that she was sexually assaulted by Epsterin and Maxwell while working at the Mar-A-Lago Spa in Florida.

Epsterin died by suicide at the age of 66 in August 2019, while being held at the New York City Correctional Facility. When they wrote about his death, Gifrere wrote that “this was not how justice was supposed to work.”

Seeing epstein and Andrew together

In 2011, photos of Epsterin and Andrew in New York City.

Gifre wrote: “I was refreshed to see two of my tormentors together, on a stroll,” Giffre wrote. “But it’s mostly a lie that a member of the royal family would be stupid enough to go public with Epsterin.”

Giffre discusses his payment

In 2021, Giffre sued Andrew for sexual harassment. They settled out of court for the next year. Giffre did not disclose his earnings, but he wrote about using the payment to “do something good” by promoting the speak, do, restore (recover (recover (recover (recover (recover (reconciliation)) foundation.

“I have begun the slow process of turning my burning foundation, up, and down, into a running organization,” he wrote. “My goal is to increase the fight against human trafficking by supporting organizations that focus on prosecution, protection and prevention.”

If you or someone you know has been sexually abused, contact the National Solice Wellline at 1-800-656-HOPE (4673).

If you or someone you know is a victim of human trafficking, contact the national human trafficking hotline at 1-888-373-7888.