Ghislaine Maxwell Claims Prince Andrew, Virginia Giuffre Photo Is Fake

Convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell She claimed in her first interview with the jailhouse that Virginia Giuffre’s famous photograph of Prince Andrew in London in 2000 was likely to be a prisoner. “fake,” She claims she has “no memory” The pair was introduced more than 20 years ago.

Maxwell is an Oxford-educated prisoner serving a 20-year sentence at a Florida federal facility for her involvement in a robbery. scheme to sexually exploit Jeffrey Epstein abused numerous minor girls over the span of a decade. British broadcaster Jeremy Kyle interviewed Epstein from behind bars.

TalkTV is scheduled to air the entire interview Monday. As teasers, Maxwell speaks about Epstein in clips that were released.

“I feel completely divorced from the person that people reference and talk about, and all the various newspaper articles and TV shows and podcasts,” Maxwell spoke. 

JEFFREY EPSTEIN DOCUMENTS TO BE UNSEALED, POTENTIALLY REVEALING ACQUAINTANCES, JUDGE ORDERS 

A 2001 photo that was found in court records shows Prince Andrew wrapping his arm around Virginia Giuffre, 17, who claims Jeffrey Epstein paid him to have sex. Andrew denies the allegations. Epstein’s girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell is visible in the background.
(U.S. Second Circuit Court of Appeals).

She described the Duke and Duchess of York as “a wonderful man.” “dear friend” Who should be “uplifted” Giuffre dropped another sexual abuse suit against Giuffre American lawyer Alan Dershowitz November

Giuffre stated in court documents, that she “may have made a mistake” In claiming that Dershowitz had abused them as teenagers. 

“Her story frankly has changed multiple times. It’s very hard to know really what’s true or not,” Maxwell claimed, according to The Telegraph that Maxwell added that the true story “has yet to unfold.”

“I have no memory of them meeting and I don’t think that picture is real,” Maxwell added to the photograph. “There is no original of that photo, [only] copies of it that have been produced, copies of copies. Parts of it, according to some experts, looks like it has been photoshopped.” 

Prince Andrew, Duke of York attends a commemoration ceremony at Manchester Cathedral to mark the 100th anniversary of the Battle of the Somme, which began on July 1, 2016. This was in Manchester, England.
(Christopher Furlong / WPA Pool / Getty Images / File

“I don’t remember her in my home. I know that Virginia traveled with Jeffrey, and so it’s entirely possible. But the photo doesn’t appear to be real, and I don’t recall it being taken,” She added.

“Well, it’s a fake,” Maxwell spoke. “I don’t believe it’s real for a second. In fact, I’m sure it’s not.”

“Well, there’s never been an original,” She added. “And further, there’s no photograph. I’ve only ever seen a photocopy of it.”

Virginia Giuffre, an alleged victim of Jeffrey Epstein, addresses the media outside federal court in New York on Aug. 27, 2019.
(Mark Kauzlarich / Bloomberg via Getty Images)

The Telegraph reported Sunday that Prince Andrew was considering legal options in order to cancel the $12 million settlement he made with Giuffre. Giuffre stated that the Duke and Duchess of York had raped, abused, and assaulted her three times between 2001 and 2002 when she was 17. She filed a lawsuit against him in August 2020, and though Prince Andrew has denied the allegations, Buckingham Palace reportedly encouraged him to settle to avoid further damaging headlines from overshadowing Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee.

CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP

The move to have Giuffre retract her allegations against Prince Andrew – and possibly force an apology – could potentially open the path for the Duke of York to return to royal duties.