Prince of Wales Name Came Out In Epstein Files

Kensington Palace quiet as authorities’ interrogation about  Epstein charity row.

Jeffrey Epstein donated $50,000 to the wildlife charity WildAid in November 2013 through his Enhanced Education foundation, years after his 2008 conviction. The timing is important because WildAid named William as an ambassador in 2013 and promoted its work through celebrity-driven campaigns. including King Charles.

Documents show the charity later required to involve Epstein more, trying to organize a meeting in New York in 2014.

The thanking email from charity’s managing director to Epstein asking for ‘generous support’ tense campaign events highlight Prince William even it circulated links to publicity that included senior royals and other high-profile figures.

It took five years to contribution and correspondence of Epstein’s Florida persuasion for asking sex from a minor, and other media coverage along with his friend Andrew.

Jeffrey Epstein locked up for 13 months of an 18-month sentence and the donation came via his Enhanced Education foundation.

WildAid has worried that the donations were used for general operations and broader campaigns against wildlife trafficking, and that his contribution did not fund William’s participation.

WildAid has since said no meetings ever happened and that no staff member met Epstein or his team.

Kensington Palace also chose a narrow response. Officials said the correspondence was a matter for WildAid and declined to say whether any donor checks were carried out.

Majestic Magazine, managing editor, Joe Little said “I would have expected rigorous checks before Prince William became an ambassador. Accepting a donation and then trying to engage Epstein further seems like a serious lapse in judgment.”

The documents highpoint how Epstein, even after persuasion, tried to use generosity as a tool to reinstate his persona.

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