Maybe Prince Andrew went to see him to scope out if he was going to come clean about everything....? Then Epstein dies suddenly & unexpectedly... as did Diana didn't she?
Now, I don't believe Diana was done in by the Palace, but many do. They'll now be claiming the palace has a history of getting rid of those who could bring shame to the House of Windsor...
The Jeffrey Epstein case
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IIR correctly, at the time Diana's behaviour was considered by many royalists to be an embarrassment to the Crown. Once she was divorced, they couldn't control her any more but she was still the mother of the direct heirs to the throne.
I was never a big observer, but it wouldn't be hard top make a case for a fix up.
In regard to Epstein and the allegations against Prince Randy Andy, wasn't the girl he was alleged to have had sex with 17 at the time? Is the issue US law or UK law because it wasn't that long ago the UK was very lax in that area.
Page 3 topless models in the paper started at age 16, I found an old mens magazine cleaning up the house in Toc, published in England in 1972 and sold here legitimately at the time like Penthouse or Playboy. The centrefold was a 16 year old schoolgirl. I read the article. That magazine under current Australian laws could be considered child pornography.
I was never a big observer, but it wouldn't be hard top make a case for a fix up.
In regard to Epstein and the allegations against Prince Randy Andy, wasn't the girl he was alleged to have had sex with 17 at the time? Is the issue US law or UK law because it wasn't that long ago the UK was very lax in that area.
Page 3 topless models in the paper started at age 16, I found an old mens magazine cleaning up the house in Toc, published in England in 1972 and sold here legitimately at the time like Penthouse or Playboy. The centrefold was a 16 year old schoolgirl. I read the article. That magazine under current Australian laws could be considered child pornography.
Every dead body on Mt Everest was once a highly motivated person, so maybe just calm the **** down.
At one time and with parental permission you could be 16 and pose naked also in Australia.stui magpie wrote:IIR correctly, at the time Diana's behaviour was considered by many royalists to be an embarrassment to the Crown. Once she was divorced, they couldn't control her any more but she was still the mother of the direct heirs to the throne.
I was never a big observer, but it wouldn't be hard top make a case for a fix up.
In regard to Epstein and the allegations against Prince Randy Andy, wasn't the girl he was alleged to have had sex with 17 at the time? Is the issue US law or UK law because it wasn't that long ago the UK was very lax in that area.
Page 3 topless models in the paper started at age 16, I found an old mens magazine cleaning up the house in Toc, published in England in 1972 and sold here legitimately at the time like Penthouse or Playboy. The centrefold was a 16 year old schoolgirl. I read the article. That magazine under current Australian laws could be considered child pornography.
It happened with Penthouse Australia magazine probably 20 years or so ago.
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On the topic of Princess Diana conspiracy theories, this sketch is great:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=you ... 4meFC1ee7Q
https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=you ... 4meFC1ee7Q
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If you’re after a quick and dirty backgrounder on the rise and fall of Jeff Epstein, here’s a video from back in July (when he was charged and put in custody pending trial). It explores some interesting conundrums about Epstein, his career, and associates.
‘Epstein stories you won’t find in the news’: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vc-uysS6Tlw
It’s a long a winding road, with a lot of rabbit holes along the way. But it brings up some amazing cross-overs. Not least of which is this: It was Donald Barr, headmaster of the prestigious Dalton School in New York, who gave a young Epstein a job as a maths and physics teacher in 1973 (although Epstein held no teaching qualifications). Donald Barr’s son is William Barr the heavy-jowled US Attorney General responsible for investigating Epstein’s ‘suicide’.
If you find this interesting there appears to be several more updates on the Epstein affair by the same video creator, ‘Amazing Polly’.
(If anything, it’s a reminder just what a powerful informational tool the Internet is. Twenty years ago a story like this would take a team of investigative journos weeks of extensive world travel to cobble together)
‘Epstein stories you won’t find in the news’: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vc-uysS6Tlw
It’s a long a winding road, with a lot of rabbit holes along the way. But it brings up some amazing cross-overs. Not least of which is this: It was Donald Barr, headmaster of the prestigious Dalton School in New York, who gave a young Epstein a job as a maths and physics teacher in 1973 (although Epstein held no teaching qualifications). Donald Barr’s son is William Barr the heavy-jowled US Attorney General responsible for investigating Epstein’s ‘suicide’.
If you find this interesting there appears to be several more updates on the Epstein affair by the same video creator, ‘Amazing Polly’.
(If anything, it’s a reminder just what a powerful informational tool the Internet is. Twenty years ago a story like this would take a team of investigative journos weeks of extensive world travel to cobble together)
