Prince Andrew has certainly taken the gloves off.
"In court documents filed in US District Court in Manhattan today Andrew, 61, urged a US judge to dismiss her lawsuit, calling the claims 'baseless' in an effort to 'achieve another payday'.
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The prince also cited a damning story published in the
New York Daily News in 2015 that revealed
'Giuffre also was trained to and did, in fact, recruit other young women into Epstein’s sex trafficking ring'.
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One of Giuffre's ex-lovers who would drive her to Epstein's Palm Beach mansion told the news site: 'She was like head b****.
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She’d have like nine or 10 girls she used to bring to him. She never looked like she was being held captive... She and the other girls would walk out of there smiling, with their little bathing suits on, like they had just come from the beach. She’d have like four grand. 'And then I’d take them all to the mall and they’d get their nails done.'
... for over a decade, Giuffre has profited from her allegations against Epstein and others by selling stories and photographs to the press and entering into secret agreements to resolve her claims against her alleged abusers ...
Although it is unclear how much money she received ... the compensation was reportedly worth more than $121 million.
'Epstein’s abuse of Giuffre does not justify her public campaign against Prince Andrew,' the motion read, adding that her 'pattern of filing a series of lawsuits against numerous high-profile individuals should no longer be tolerated, as it continues to irreparably harm many innocent people'."
