King Charles warns Prince Andrew: Embarrassment to crown

• Prince Andrew is rumored to be appointed Counselor of State following the death of Queen Elizabeth II.
• Jeffrey Epstein’s victims’ attorney says they are “disgusted and appalled” by the rumors.
• The attorney also spoke about the event last week in Edinburgh.

The claimed involvement of Prince Andrew in the King Charles dynasty has met with opposition from Jeffrey Epstein’s victims.

In the past, Virginia Giuffre, a teenage American girl, was allegedly sexually raped by The Duke of York, who was close pals with the sex trafficker.

After a dramatic humiliation and legal accusations earlier this year, Andrew paid Ms. Giuffre to drop the civil action. Andrew also lost his military rank and honors during the procedure.

According to rumors, Charles will now appoint his brother as Counselor of State following the passing of the Queen.

Spencer T. Kuvin, the attorney for six Epstein, responds to the rumors by saying that his clients are “disgusted and appalled” by the choice.

“It’s the epitome of poor judgment and, frankly, an embarrassment to the crown, that [Andrew] would consort with someone like Epstein after all that news would come out,” he said.

The attorney also spoke about the event last week in Edinburgh where a protester was detained after calling Andrew a “sick old man.”

He added: “You want to honour the memory of a very respectable monarch who served over 70 years – I get the fact that it’s probably not the correct place or time to be yelling something out at a funeral.

“But at the end of the day, you also want to acknowledge the fact that [Andrew] should not be publicly allowed to benefit from society and these organisations, given his past and he should be held accountable by the public.”

“The brave women who came forward to hold Epstein, Maxwell and others to account deserve better,” she said.

“His past conduct and judgment make clear that he is not worthy of any state-sponsored privileges, including reaping the benefits of being a royal.”

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