Prince Andrew in the Epstein Files: What the DOJ Documents Actually Show

Victim Testimony

The DOJ prosecution memorandum **EFTA02731082** contains direct victim testimony mentioning Prince Andrew:

"[She] recalled meeting famous friends of Epstein's, including Prince Andrew, but she never had any sexual encounters with any of Epstein's friends."

This statement comes from one of the victims who was abused by Epstein starting at age 14 and continued to be in contact with him until age 21.

The Media Investigation Trail

Document **EFTA00024032** reveals a FOIA request from James Robertson of The National Enquirer seeking FBI records related to the Epstein case. The request, filed in 2017, predates the federal investigation that led to Epstein's 2019 arrest.

FBI News Briefings

Multiple FBI daily news briefings in the files track the Prince Andrew story as it developed:

Document **EFTA00136313** from July 2020 contains internal FBI news compilations tracking the ongoing investigation and public response.

The Virginia Giuffre Settlement

While the full details of Virginia Giuffre's civil settlement with Prince Andrew are not in these DOJ documents, the files contain extensive references to her allegations and the subsequent media coverage that forced Andrew's withdrawal from public life.

Context and Caveats

The documents show Prince Andrew was a known associate of Epstein who visited his properties. Victim statements place him at these locations. However, the victim quoted in the prosecution memo explicitly states she had no sexual encounters with Epstein's friends.

The civil settlement Prince Andrew reached with Virginia Giuffre contained no admission of liability.

Key Documents