Emails reveal how Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s royal home was site of financial meetings on which Epstein advised.
Share
Save
Behind high hedgerows in Windsor Great Park, Royal Lodge sits secluded, its pale stucco facade largely shielded from passing eyes.
In 2003, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor – then Prince Andrew – secured a 75-year lease on the 17th-century property that the United Kingdom’s King George IV once used as a hunting retreat.
