The document says: 'It's dated Friday March 11, 2011 from Maxwell to Jeffrey with the title, Daily Mail and there is a forward from to you and a number of other individuals, that's on the cover page.' It's unclear if those are Maxwell's words or if they were written by someone else and she forwarded the email on to Epstein. Age of consent in Florida is complex,' the email said. 'We should think about the letter to the editor. They discussed writing 'a letter to the editor' - presumably of The Mail on Sunday which was the first to publish Roberts' claims - about the 'age of consent'. Maxwell expressly denied giving anyone a reward for trying to discredit Roberts, answering 'absolutely not' when questioned.įour years earlier, after Roberts claimed in an interview that she'd slept with Prince Andrew when she was 17 - a claim he has persistently denied ever since - Maxwell and Epstein discussed their media response. 'The strongest is the dinner and the new version of the Virgin Islands that practiced in an underage orgy.' In an email dated January 12 2015, Epstein told Maxwell: 'You can issue a reward to any of Virginia's friends, aquaints, (sic) family, that come forward to help prove her allegations are false. Her comments come as it was revealed Epstein told Maxwell to offer a reward to anyone who could discredit Virginia Roberts after she accused them of rape.
Ms Giuffre said: 'I have been nothing but transparent in all the years that I have been fighting for justice.' Maxwell called Ms Giuffre an 'awful fantasist' and asked lawyers if they were 'tallying all the lies' the 37-year-old was saying.
Roberts, shown in 2019, said she was 17 when she was 'trafficked' to Prince Andrew - a claim he strongly denies and has for years
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