New Epstein victim accuses Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has found himself at the center of a new scandal after a second victim of Jeffrey Epstein claimed she was forced to meet with the former prince.

According to media reports, the woman, who is not named, alleges that Epstein sent her to Andrew for sexual encounters. She stated that she spent a night with the 65-year-old Andrew in the 30-room mansion Royal Lodge when she was in her twenties. This is the first claim of a royal residence being used for such meetings, she said.

After that, it is alleged, Andrew gave her a tour of Buckingham Palace. The woman«s lawyer, Brad Edwards, hinted that other victims may come forward.

Edwards said that his client had been in contact with Andrew prior to the alleged meeting. However, after King Charles stripped his brother of all titles in October last year, formal communication ceased. According to the lawyer, Andrew now appears to have cut off contact with his attorneys.

The lawyer believes that stripping Andrew of titles and awards means he could claim to have no money to pay compensation. This, Edwards said, deprives victims of a chance for justice.

He added that the royal family«s actions, which are claimed to be aimed at caring for victims, have had the opposite effect. Edwards is considering filing a civil lawsuit on behalf of the woman, hoping for negotiations.

Previously, Edwards represented Virginia Giuffre, who took her own life last year at the age of 41. She alleged that in 2001, when she was 17, she was forced to have sex with Andrew at the home of Ghislaine Maxwell, who was convicted of human trafficking.

The new allegations emerged after the publication of photographs showing Andrew in a compromising pose with a woman at Epstein«s mansion in New York. These images were among millions of documents released by the U.S. Department of Justice.