Epstein sex slave Virginia Roberts to speak at Maxwell sentencing
Virginia Roberts is expected to be on hand in New York City on June 28 when the sentencing hearing for Maxwell, 60, begins.
Queen Elizabeth will not be amused.
The former Jeffrey Epstein sex slave who Prince Andrew paid off to the tune of millions in an out-of-court settlement last month has been asked to speak at the sentencing of the financier’s former pimp, Ghislaine Maxwell.
Virginia Roberts is expected to be on hand in New York City on June 28 when the sentencing hearing for Maxwell, 60, begins. Roberts’ star turn will happen in the month of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations.
Roberts had claimed she had sex with the Duke on three occasions when she was 17-years-old and underage. Under the terms of their out-of-court settlement, Roberts reportedly agreed to keep quiet until after the Queen’s celebrations.
“Maxwell’s sentencing could be the first time we hear from Virginia since the settlement,” a legal source told the U.K. Sun. “It will bring the whole affair with Andrew back up again just as he hopes to move on.”
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Maxwell — an old pal of Andrew’s — was convicted of sex trafficking in December as part of billionaire pedophile Epstein’s sickening apparatus. She faces up to 65 years in jail.
The legal source added: “Although there were just four women who testified against Maxwell at her trial, she had many more victims. With Epstein dead, Maxwell’s sentencing is going to be their chance to have their say. There will be a line out the door if the judge allows them all to speak.
“Virginia is highly likely to want to make a statement.”
The rogue royal has always denied having sex with Roberts.
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