When Virginia Giuffre accused Prince Andrew in the sex abuse case, a photo of her and Prince Andrew at Maxwell’s house was the basis of her case. In the infamous photo, Prince Andrew had his arm around the then 17-year-old teen sex slave at Maxwell’s London home.
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Fake photo
When Virginia used that photo as evidence in her sex abuse case, Prince Andrew’s lawyers vehemently denied the allegations and insisted that the photo was fake. However, it was to avail.
Jailed socialite Ghislaine Maxwell has now opened up about her ‘dear friend’ Andrew and allegedly claimed that the photo is in fact fake, reports The Sun. In an interview from Prison, she said:
This photo is not real. There was never an original one produced.
And on being asked about Virginia, she said with a dismissive wave:
I don’t even want to start talking about Virginia.
Contradictory statements
While her new claims can change the basis of the sex abuse case against the disgraced Duke. Maxwell had previously in an email to Jeffery Epstein’s lawyers accepted that the photo ‘looks real.’
On being quizzed on her earlier claims about the photo, Maxwell insisted:
I don’t recognise that picture and I don’t believe it is a real picture. I said, it is that image that, whatever it is, I recognise it as my house.
But I have come to discover that image I don’t believe is true. And the original has never been produced because it doesn’t exist. I don’t believe that image is a true image.
She also added:
If you see a photograph and it’s a photograph of you in your home, and someone says to you, is that a picture of you? So you don’t question.
Claiming that there were ‘over 50 problems’ with the photo that made her come to the conclusion that it was fake. She added:
It would never occur to me that at that time that somebody would have created a photograph or, you know, done something with a picture…I recognised the surroundings of that photograph, nothing more than that.
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The Sun: Ghislaine Maxwell claims infamous photo of Prince Andrew & 17-year-old Virginia Giuffre is FAKE — but refuses to say why
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