Despite Sarah Ferguson admitting several times that her decision to associate with confessed sex offender Jeffrey Epstein was a “catastrophic misjudgment,” there are many, not just royal biographer Andrew Lownie, who believe that “it is becoming increasingly difficult to believe it was an honest mistake.”
Especially considering how many shocking details have emerged since then that paint a picture of how closely her life became intertwined with his.
The whole thing has been highlighted on the royal biographer and author’s Substack.
He then touched on the footage released by the Justice Department, which shows Fergie on the couch at one of Epstein’s properties with an unnamed woman.
She is also said to have maintained her friendship with Epstein long after he was convicted in Florida of soliciting a minor.
The series of questions it raised reveal the expert asking: “How did it not occur to her, as she encountered several households full of disturbing sexualized artwork and photographs, and populated by a regular rotation of very young women, that this was not a man she should be interacting with?”
He also noted that while “these records do not resolve the question of what Sarah Ferguson knew or understood about Epstein’s crimes. They do, however, sharpen the focus on how closely intertwined her life became with his, and each new fragment that emerges reduces the available space for ambiguity.”
“Like Andrew, Sarah is a material witness and should be interviewed by victims’ attorneys and by law enforcement. It is the least she can and should do,” he concluded.
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