Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s Epstein Link Draw Scrutiny
The documents include emails from 2010 showing exchanges between Andrew and his assistant David Stern, which were subsequently forwarded to Epstein, according to a news agency.
These communications coincide with Andrew’s service as the United Kingdom’s special representative for trade and investment, a role he held from 2001 to 2011.
In one message from July 2010, Andrew appeared to discuss plans for reorganizing aspects of the Royal Bank of Scotland, which had received a 45 billion-pound bailout, roughly equivalent to $57 billion today. In the email, Andrew wrote that then-CEO Stephen Hester: “Isn't all that well thought of and there are any number of balls being dropped in the management of RBS.”
Other messages indicate Andrew may have passed along information regarding Aston Martin, mentioning “conflicts between internal parties” as well as “issues with the management and their relationship with their owner and the State of Kuwait.”
Additional correspondence suggests that Epstein reportedly facilitated meetings for Andrew during an official trip to China in 2010.
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