The convicted billionaire and pedophile Jeffrey Epstein and the former prince Andrew of England they proposed to do a threesome with a stripper in 2006. This is what the lawyer of the woman, William K. Vogeler, in a carta sent in 2011 to Epstein’s legal team and included in the millions of documents released last weekend by the Justice Department of USAin which she claims that the two convinced her to participate in “various sexual acts”even though she had not been hired for it.
In the letter, Vogeler claims that Epstein offered 10,000 dollars to his client and other strip club workers Rachel’s Strip Club to go to a party at his residence in West Palm Beach, Florida. According to her story, there were other young women at the party “dressed provocatively”some of which seemed to have “only 14 years old”.
The woman was taken to a room on the upper floor, where she performed a dance for Epstein and Andrés, wearing only her underwear. “Mr. Epstein and Prince Andrew then told my client that they wanted to have a threesome. She said she had been hired to dance, not to have sex. Mr. Epstein told her that she would get paid later for dancing and convinced her to participate in various sexual actsexplains the lawyer in the letter.
Once the two men felt “satisfied,” they invited the woman to accompany them. trip to the Virgin Islandsan invitation she declined. “I was working as an exotic dancer, but “They treated her like a prostitute.”says Vogeler, who adds that Epstein only paid her 2,000 of the 10,000 dollars he had promised her but that she did not demand the money because “she didn’t feel proud” of that night.
court battle
The lawyer indicates Epstein’s legal representative, Robert D. Crittonthat your client is willing to “claim your rights” in a court if necessary, something that ultimately did not happen. It is unknown if the two parties reached an extrajudicial agreement so that the case would not come to light, although at that time the then prince was already under the media spotlight due to the publication, a few weeks before, of a photograph of him with Virginia Giuffreone of Epstein’s alleged victims.
The letter has dealt a new blow to Andrés, who was stripped of all his titles at the end of last year and who has been forced to leave his mansion in Windsor to avoid scrutiny by public opinion. The brother of Carlos III has denied all the accusations against him, including those of the own Giuffrewith whom he reached an out-of-court agreement in 2022 for an estimated amount of about £12 millionaccording to the British press. Giuffre took her own life in April 2025 and published posthumous memoirs a few months later, in which she recounted having had sexual relations with the former prince on up to three occasions, one of them being still a minor.
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