Epstein case, Trump: 'Documents absolve me'. Bbc: 'Victim sent to Gb to have sex with Andrea'

The meeting allegedly took place in the prince's former residence in 2010, when the woman was 20 years old. The lawyer, Brad Edwards, reports that his client was offered a tour of Buckingham Palace after the night spent with Andrea. Edwards represented Virginia Giuffre, Epstein's victim who was brought to London to have relations with Andrea in 2001, when she was 17.

Meanwhile, Donald Trump first commented on the latest release of the Jeffrey Epstein documents while speaking to reporters on board Air Force One as it flew to Florida. The US president said the documents cleared him of allegations about his links to the paedophile financier. "I haven't seen them in person, but some very important people have told me that they not only absolve me, but they're the opposite of what people were hoping for, you know, the radical left," he said as reported by Sky News Uk.

Trump also announced that he will likely sue Michael Wolff, dean of American journalism and author of the famous book 'Fire and Fury' about the chaos of the president's first administration, for conspiring with Jeffrey Epstein. Trump said that. "Wolff was conspiring with Epstein to do me harm," the president highlighted. Published documents relating to the former financier who died by suicide in prison revealed Epstein's request to Ken Starr to help Wolff gather compromising information on the president. The email dated back to 2018 and asked Starr, the prosecutor of Bill Clinton's impeachment, about the possibility of "impeaching a sitting president".