A former Royal security officer believed Prince Andrew and Ghislaine Maxwell were involved in an “intimate relationship” after the embattled Prince demanded she be given unlimited access to Buckingham Palace.
This week, Ghislaine Maxwell a former UK socialite was convicted of sex trafficking young girls for her long-time financier and partner, Jeffrey Epstein. She was sentenced to 20 years in jail.
Paul Page served as a protection officer for six years from 1998 to 2004, the years it had been long-rumored Prince Andrew may have been involved with the disgraced socialite.
Page told The Sun that he would often spot the ex-British socialite coming and going from Andrew’s apartments.
Page, who was even jailed in 2009 for fraud, told the media outlet, “She [Maxwell] was allowed to enter and exit the Palace night and day at will…Myself and my other colleagues formed the opinion they were in some sort of relationship.”
It has been previously proven Jeffery Epstein has visited the White House over 17 times and one of those times he was coupled with Ghislaine Maxwell.
Previously Prince Andrew settled a lawsuit with Virginia Giuffre, who claimed Andrew raped her inside Jeffery Epstein Mannhatten’s home and on his private island.
Ghislaine Maxwell was given ‘unrestricted access’ to Prince Andrew’s apartment at Buckingham Palace, a former royal protection officer claims. https://t.co/G0WonHYp7p
— Metro (@MetroUK) July 3, 2022
Ghislaine had unrestricted access to buckingham palace…thankfully she never did any illegal activity there because she definitely would of been caught by the law abiding monarchy https://t.co/pMjqPfFim0
— Alex Stein #99 (@alexstein99) July 2, 2022
More details of this scandalous story from The Daily Mail:
Prince Andrew gave Ghislaine Maxwell ‘unrestricted access’ to Buckingham Palace as part of their close friendship, a former royal police officer has claimed.
The relationship between the Duke of York, 62, and Maxwell, 60, who has been jailed for 20 years for grooming young women for Jeffrey Epstein, is being scrutinised publicly.
It is said that Maxwell was waved in by Palace police when she visited the Duke, being allowed to enter ‘at will’, to see him.
Paul Page, who worked at Buckingham Palace from 1998 to 2004, said that Maxwell was often seen coming in and out of the Duke’s apartments.
‘Myself and my other colleagues formed the opinion they were in some sort of relationship,’ he told The Sun.
Mr Page, who worked at the Palace as an armed protection officer, said that Maxwell was one of the Duke’s most frequent visitors during the early 2000s.
He told the news site that he had also seen the pair share an ‘intimate picnic’ in the Palace grounds, ‘right outside the Queen’s bedroom window’.
He and colleagues were asked not to record Maxwell’s name in the visitor logs, a ‘highly unusual’ decision, Mr Page said.
What I failed to mention was we suspected him of having intimate relationships with many young women we used to spirit into the Palace but she was the most frequent.
Prince Andrew gave Ghislaine Maxwell ‘unrestricted access to Palace,’ ex-officer claims https://t.co/2NYMFT4tzj
— Paul Page EX Royal Cop (Supporting Embrace CVOC) (@PaulPag46852754) July 3, 2022
“Metro UK” got a few details to add:
Ghislaine Maxwell was given ‘unrestricted access’ to Prince Andrew’s apartment at Buckingham Palace, a former royal protection officer has told The Sun.
Paedophile Jeffrey Epstein’s ex-girlfriend was convicted of trafficking underage girls for the financier to abuse and was sentenced to 20 years in prison on Tuesday.
Her relationship with the Duke of York is once again under the spotlight after reports that the British socialite was allowed to enter the palace ‘at will’.
Paul Page, who worked at the Queen’s London residence from 1998 to 2004, said Maxwell was often seen coming in and out of Andrew’s apartment, and officers were told to simply wave her in.
‘She was allowed to enter and exit the Palace night and day at will,’ he said, shedding more light on their relations.
He added: ‘She had access like no other individual outside the Royal Family. She was on another level.’
Maxwell did not testify in her defense during the trial late last year which ended with the court giving convictions on five counts, including one for sex trafficking a minor.
Remarkably, on Tuesday, she did speak to the victims just shortly before the sentence was handed down.
Sources: WLT, The Daily Mail, Metro UK, The Sun
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