Alleged testimony linking Prince Andrew and US attorneys to Jeffrey Epstein plea negotiations
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The document contains sworn‑type statements alleging that Prince Andrew pressured a U.S. attorney to secure a favorable deal for Jeffrey Epstein and that lawyers involved in the Crime Victims' Rights Speaker claims Prince Andrew pressured a U.S. attorney to benefit Epstein. Allegation that lawyers Brad Edwards and Paul Cassell inserted false claims about the plea deal. Reference to a Crime Victim
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