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Subject: FW: FOR THE ATTENTION OF GEOFFREY BERMAN
Date: Mon, 15 Jun 2020 15:28:15 +0000
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FYI, I am merely forwarding this email sent to me but directed to you. It isn't from a journalist, so far as I can tell, but
rather from an Epstein/Andrew/others conspiracy theorist. The gentleman is asking you to make a public statement
about Andrew and the investigation that addresses two points:
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"The first would be to make an unequivocal statement to the press that the Prince IS now a target of your
investigation due to his obfuscation and blatant stonewalling."
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". . .this is the second thing I'd like to see you do, to ask your Attorney General why he has dismissed the idea of
extradition out of hand?"
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Sent: Monday, June 15, 2020 10:54 AM
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Subject: FOR THE ATTENTION OF GEOFFREY BERMAN
FOR THE ATTENTION OF GEOFFREY BERMAN
Dear
May I offer my congratulations on the way in which your office has been handling the Prince Andrew
Affair this past week?
My thinking is that it must have been rather interesting, even for a grown man, to learn just how low
and dirty and
tricky the British can sink when push comes to shove? They make Roger Stone, he who still has a
Richard Nixon
tattoo on his back, look like an amateur don't they?
Everyone it the UK has hugely welcomed the news that an MLA has been sought with the Home
Office, and most
seem to be confident that Priti Patel dare not interfere by denying your request. The consensus
seems to be that
she would instantly destroy not only her career but also her life by acting to prevent someone who is
obviously
a child-abuser and paedophile from facing justice when the entire English-speaking world has branded
him a liar
after the car-crash interview.
However I am not so certain. Looking at the tactics they have employed this past week, of
trying to blame you
for all of Prince Andrew's ills when you are in the middle of trying to conduct a professiona…
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