Overview
- A January 2015 email from Ghislaine Maxwell to Jeffrey Epstein states she was told to say she was not aware of a 'massage w/andrew in my house,' according to newly released files.
- The message is part of roughly 20,000 pages of Epstein-related documents published this week that include emails, memos and other materials.
- Virginia Giuffre long alleged 'massage' was a code for sex and said she had encounters with Andrew at Maxwell’s Belgravia home; she died earlier this year after a 2022 settlement that included no admission of liability.
- Andrew has consistently denied the allegations and questioned the authenticity of a photo with Giuffre, while one released message shows Epstein told a journalist the picture was real.
- The House Oversight Committee’s top Democrat asked Andrew to sit for a transcribed interview and reply by November 20, though Congress cannot force testimony from a foreign national; recent reports also note his titles were removed and a move from Royal Lodge is expected in the new year.