Epstein email seeking BBC Today interview mentioning Prince Andrew
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The passage is a routine media‑outreach request from Jeffrey Epstein to the BBC, merely noting interest in discussing circulating stories about himself and Prince Andrew. It provides no concrete evide Epstein contacts BBC Today programme editor Kirsty MacKenzie to arrange an interview. The email references “stories… about both him and Prince Andrew, the Duke of York.” The email includes a standard
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