Epstein / Prince Andrew / Maxwell

[mat]

I'm not.
I was asking about this case, not what his holiday arrangements were

I believe it's statutory rape regardless of consent as the alleged victim was under the state the event took place in classed her as underage.

 

[crublue1]

I believe it's statutory rape regardless of consent as the alleged victim was under the state the event took place in classed her as underage.

This is where i'm confused, the report says the alleged offence took place in london?

 

[super_city_si]

Is giving the papers to a policeman guarding the estate successfully serving them?

 

[crublue1]

Is giving the papers to a policeman guarding the estate successfully serving them?

Legally I wouldn't have thought so. But how do you serve papers to a prince, in hiding, with his own armed guards?
I guess any sane judge would consider them served, given the circumstance.

 

[mat]

Legally I wouldn't have thought so. But how do you serve papers to a prince, in hiding, with his own armed guards?
I guess any sane judge would consider them served, given the circumstance.

Harry is gonna do it on his new prank show on Netflix.

 

[marco]

Is giving the papers to a policeman guarding the estate successfully serving them?

maybe,,a policeman is a sworn in servant to the crown,its a massive cock up by lawyers if its not and for what these people charge i'm sure the homework has been done

 

[wolviedinho]

Prince Andrew served with papers, accuser's team claims

Legal documents were served to a police officer in Windsor last month, US court papers say.

www.bbc.co.uk

No sweat to Andrew :)

 

[Sheriff Fatman]

No sweat to Andrew :)

Nonce whatsoever

 

[marco]

the fact he was flying to peado island to see his mate Jeffery tells me what I need to know.
Keep on telling yourself he isn’t though.

was he not he also visiting Epstein's house in Miami and indeed stayed there on many ocasions,just a wild guess it goes a lot further than one 17 year old girl

 

[ganganvince]

Is giving the papers to a policeman guarding the estate successfully serving them?

I would think not in normal circumstances but given it's a US court ruling on it they look after their own hence Harry Dunn's killer is still living there.