It is the British royal celebration that no-one in Buckingham Palace wants to remember. A new photo has shown three notorious characters attended the party.
on Sunday, shows how the trio were invited into the seat of royal power by Prince Andrew.
Epstein, Weinstein and Maxwell joined Andrew at Windsor Castle to celebrate Beatrice’s coming-of-age.was taken at a £400,000 ball in Berkshire on July 15, 2006. About 250 guests were invited to a three-course dinner. A further 150 arrived for canapes and champagne at 10pm. They had been investigating him since March 2005, when the stepmother of a 14-year-old girl complained that he had sexually abused her.
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