Prince Andrew has deceived himself: Maga is angry while the Jeffrey Epstein case closed; There is no customer list, no murder

In 2022, Prince Andrew was stripped of all his military nicknames and royal care and was removed from all his royal duties after Virginia Jeffrey filed a civil lawsuit against him, accusing him of sexual abuse three times in 2001 when he was smuggled by Jeffrey Epstein and Gisslene Maxwell. There were pictures of Prince Andrew with Jovri, but Andrew claimed that he had no memory to meet the accused. Although Amdrew has never recognized the allegations, he has settled outside the court and has lived in silos since then. By that time, Epstein died in his imprisonment dungeon, although conspiracy theories claimed that he was killed. Three years later, the American administration announced that they were closing an investigation into Epsin, his nefarious island, where celebrities used to visit him, as there was nothing to be revealed in the case. Epstein had no list of clients with which his alleged customers were blackmailed, and the Trump administration said that their investigation was found that Epstein had committed suicide and there was nothing on his death.Maga supporters were angry and said publicly that they did not believe in the sudden conclusion of the case that had been working for decades. They also pointed to how Prince Andrew had deceived himself by being the only celebrities who had to pay the price of his alleged involvement with Epstein, while others who visited the Epstein Islands and participated in the sexual assault on minors will not be named. Epstein was arrested in 2019 on charges of sex that includes minors between 2002 and 2005, based in his island, officially known as St. James. Iepstein bought it in 1998 and turned it into a strongly deprived boat. The survivors said that the girls below the legal age were brought to the island and were subjected to sexual abuse by Epstein and his partners. Many prominent guests visited his island, but there is now no evidence of violations.