London: Jeffrey Epstein agreed to pay $500,000 in 2009 to a woman who is currently suing Prince Andrew For assaulting her when she was a teenager, according to the first confidential agreement sealed on Monday.
The agreement was made public as part of Virginia GiuffreThe lawsuit against Andrew, whom she claims was one of several powerful men whom Epstein “borrowed” for sexual abuse.
Andrew has denied his allegations and claims the deal, which provides for the release of Epstein and “any other person or entity that could be included as a potential defendant”, from Giuffre’s claims, in his lawsuit. prevents. Giuffre sued Epstein in court in Florida in 2009 and entered into a confidential settlement with him that year. The nine-page deal includes a requirement that settlement amounts remain confidential. The parties also agreed that the deal “should not in any way be construed as an admission by Epstein” that it violated any law.
The agreement was made public as part of Virginia GiuffreThe lawsuit against Andrew, whom she claims was one of several powerful men whom Epstein “borrowed” for sexual abuse.
Andrew has denied his allegations and claims the deal, which provides for the release of Epstein and “any other person or entity that could be included as a potential defendant”, from Giuffre’s claims, in his lawsuit. prevents. Giuffre sued Epstein in court in Florida in 2009 and entered into a confidential settlement with him that year. The nine-page deal includes a requirement that settlement amounts remain confidential. The parties also agreed that the deal “should not in any way be construed as an admission by Epstein” that it violated any law.
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