A newly uncovered 2010 email from Jeffrey Epstein to Prince Andrew, revealed by The Mail on Sunday on October 18, 2025, has stunned the world: Epstein attempted to introduce the royal to a second woman—a victim he had sexually abused and trafficked for years—suggesting a dinner date in London.
The email, dated August 11, 2010, reads: “I have a friend who I think you might enjoy having dinner with. Her name is XXXXX (redacted). She will be in London 20-24.” The unnamed woman, described by her legal team as having “suffered a great deal of harm” from Epstein’s abuse and trafficking over many years, may have met Andrew later that month.
This revelation follows Giuffre’s memoir Nobody’s Girl (October 21, 2025), alleging three assaults by Andrew at age 17. The 2010 email contradicts Andrew’s claim of severing ties in December 2010, with a February 2011 message stating “we are in this together.” Andrew denies wrongdoing; his office offered no comment.
The disclosure, amid Epstein Files Transparency Act releases, has intensified scrutiny, with calls for Andrew’s testimony. Public outrage, at 3.5 million X posts (70% demanding probes), underscores elite impunity’s unraveling—Giuffre’s truth, once dismissed, now inescapable.
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