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Virginia Giuffre's Lawyer: Prince Andrew Can Still Apologize for Redemption

New York PostApril 28, 20252 min1,761 views
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The Call for Prince Andrew's Apology

  • πŸ’‘ David Boies, attorney for the late Virginia Giuffre, believes an apology from Prince Andrew is still possible and meaningful.
  • 🎯 Boies stated that Giuffre hoped the settlement with Prince Andrew would be the beginning of him accepting responsibility for his alleged actions.
  • πŸ”‘ He emphasized that Virginia was more focused on fighting the 'sin' than attacking the 'sinner' and would have accepted an apology.

Prince Andrew's Path to Redemption

  • πŸš€ Boies suggests that Prince Andrew can still achieve redemption and forgiveness by taking responsibility.
  • ⚠️ He notes that Prince Andrew's previous statement was a step in the right direction, but he did not take the 'next step' as hoped.
  • πŸ’¬ Boies desires Prince Andrew to say, 'I'm sorry,' more directly, acknowledging his alleged involvement with young girls facilitated by Jeffrey Epstein.

Coming Clean and Accepting Responsibility

  • 🧩 Even if Prince Andrew doesn't recall specific events, Boies insists he must acknowledge his alleged sexual encounters with young women connected to Epstein.
  • βœ… The lawyer's core message is that Prince Andrew needs to 'come clean' about what happened.
  • 🌟 Boies believes it is 'never too late' for Prince Andrew to seek redemption and forgiveness through genuine accountability.
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