A US lawyer working for the Duke of York (pictured bottom right earlier this month) is said to have arranged for a photographic expert to study the original pictured (left) if they can access it, according to the I newspaper. The report says that Andrew Brettler, an attorney working for the Queen's son on the case, hopes the expert will cast doubt on the photograph's authenticity. Ms Roberts (pictured top-right) has previously spoken of the photographs whereabouts, saying that it could be somewhere in moving boxes at her in-laws' home in Sydney, Australia. She claims the picture - that shows a smiling Prince Andrew with his arm around her waist, and Maxwell standing behind the pair in a doorway - was taken on the same evening that the Duke allegedly sexually assaulted her the first time. Prince Andrew and his legal team are contesting a civil case in New York launched by Ms Roberts last August, in which she alleges Andrew assaulted her three times. He has vehemently denied the allegations since they were first made public....read
Prince Andrew's lawyers have asked his accuser Virginia Roberts to 'hand over the original photograph of them together at Ghislaine Maxwell's home' amid claims it is not authentic
14/02/22 13:12
