December 17. 2019

Prince Andrew on boat with topless young women

Prince Andrews' woes continue. Mainstream press reports have exposed the fact Prince Andrew set up a fake company, using the fake name Andrew Iverness, to arrange unethical and unsavory behavior. The secret company Prince Andrew set up was called Naples Gold Limited and his partner in the venture is Johan Eliasch.

The company was registered in 2002, yet has no trading activity. The only time individuals set up shell companies is to engage in conduct that is not above board, to conceal their identity in a matter they are not supposed to be involved in or to hide their involvement from the public.

The Daily Mail reported, "Such close friends that, as we now know, they started a company together with the Prince calling himself Andrew Inverness, signing official documents with a false residential address, and claiming to be a professional consultant." Based on these reports Prince Andrew committed fraud.

In 2001 Prince Andrew and Eliasch were spotted sailing on a yacht in Thailand with what one website referred to as topless teens. Epstein was said to be present on the trip, as was his girlfriend, Ghislaine Maxwell, who procured underage girls for the pedophile and Prince Andrew among others.

Some of the underage girls who were sex trafficked stated Maxwell taught them how to have sex with Epstein and Prince Andrew, among others. Some of the girls further accused Maxwell of having sex with them as well. It is all very sordid and sick.

Ironically, 2001 is the same year Prince Andrew stands accused of having sex with underage victim, Virginia Roberts, who was a sex slave of the late pedophile Epstein. Roberts is said to be one of four underage girls Epstein trafficked to Prince Andrew for illegal sex.

STORY SOURCE

Revealed: How Prince Andrew used pseudonym to set up a secret firm with a sports tycoon who 'organised 2001 Thailand trip' during which Duke was spotted on yacht with topless women

Published: 17:00 EST, 13 December 2019 | Updated: 01:43 EST, 14 December 2019 - A curious if somewhat unedifying chapter in royal history was written in 2001, when Prince Andrew was photographed on a yacht off Thailand surrounded by what red-top newspapers dubbed ‘a bevy of topless beauties’.

He was said to be visiting the island of Phuket on a Christmas trip organised by Johan Eliasch, a Monaco-based tycoon behind the top sports brand Head. According to reports at the time, the billionaire had generously agreed to foot at least some of the bill for Andrew’s stay at the Amanpuri Hotel, an ultra-opulent establishment where villas cost up to £25,000 a night. The provenance of the yacht is unknown.

During the stay, the playboy antics of ‘Air Miles Andy’ sparked a predictable media rumpus. In particular, pictures of the Queen’s portly second son being massaged with sun-cream by skinny young women led to speculation that — aged 40 and having just left the Navy — the father-of-two was suffering from a royal version of mid-life crisis.

His friends Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell were also reported to be in Phuket at the time. We all know how that relationship eventually worked out — with Epstein dying in a New York prison cell in August after being arrested on sex-trafficking charges, and Andrew forced to quit public life because of his friendship with the paedophile.

Yet unfavourable headlines generated by the Thai holiday did little to dent Andrew’s affection for the free-spending, Swedish-born Mr Eliasch. Quite the reverse. Prince Andrew was photographed on a yacht off Thailand surrounded by what red-top newspapers dubbed ‘a bevy of topless beauties’ in 2001...

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