Mega Edition: Jeffrey Epstein, Prince Andrew And Netflix (8/9/26)

Summary

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The Epstein Chronicles — Mega Edition: Jeffrey Epstein, Prince Andrew, and Netflix (Aug 9, 2026)

Host: Bobby Capucci
Theme: A deep-dive analysis on the ongoing public exposure of Prince Andrew's relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, recent and upcoming documentaries (notably with Netflix), media complicity, survivor stories, and continued calls for justice.
Tone: Outspoken, irreverent, and direct, with a relentless focus on accountability.

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EPISODE OVERVIEW

In this "Mega Edition," Bobby Capucci offers an unfiltered breakdown of new media projects—particularly documentaries and dramatizations—centered on Prince Andrew’s relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. The episode critically examines how the royal family and mainstream media have responded (or failed to respond) to abuse allegations, and dissects the controversies around narrative omission in high-profile shows like "The Crown." It also covers survivor stories and the moral ambiguities that emerge from Epstein’s manipulative tactics, especially as portrayed in the Netflix documentary "Filthy Rich."

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KEY DISCUSSION POINTS AND INSIGHTS

1. Prince Andrew’s Ongoing Scandal and New Documentaries

• [01:00-09:43]

  • A new major documentary (by Sandpaper Films, with Netflix ties) is set to further detail Prince Andrew’s fall "from Queen's favorite to his scandal over his close friendship with pedophile sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein" (referencing Daily Mail coverage).
  • Bobby skewers Andrew’s repeated denials and excuses—especially the infamous "I was at Pizza Express" alibi—calling them "a whole litany of other excuses that even fail a basic sniff test" (03:32).
  • “Anytime this guy can be embarrassed...I think it’s a good idea because people need to be aware of scumbags like Prince Andrew and that their BS narratives are just that, BS narratives.” (04:38 — Bobby)

• On new documentaries’ likely content:

  • Bobby is skeptical about how much new info will be uncovered but welcomes anything that keeps scrutiny on Andrew (“It's always nice when there's fresh embarrassment for the Joe Exotic of the Windsor family, right?” [04:34]).

• Royal Privilege and Double Standards:

  • The ease with which Prince Andrew evaded accountability is compared to how a family would treat a “touchy uncle” (06:35). Bobby points out: “Shouldn't Uncle Touchy not be invited to any more of the family functions? ...But when you're a Royal and you're a Prince Andrew, you have a different set of rules that you live by.” (06:53)
  • Investigation could be particularly damning if Andrew’s ex-private secretary, Alistair Watson (“who knows where the bodies are buried” [07:14]), participates.

• Prince Andrew's Post-Epstein Conviction Contact:

  • Andrew was fraternizing with Epstein after his conviction, shattering the defense that he was “unaware” of Epstein’s crimes. (09:08-09:16)

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2. Netflix, 'The Crown', and Media Complicity

• [13:35-17:13]
  • The fifth and final season of "The Crown" deliberately omits the Prince Andrew/Epstein scandal, which the hosts slam as whitewashing and protecting the monarchy.
  • “How's anyone supposed to take your dumb ass show seriously?" (14:23 — Bobby)
  • The hosts argue that leaving out this chapter undermines any claim to historical accuracy and dismisses the trauma of survivors (15:10).
  • Critique of Both Sides of Media:
    • The hosts assert that both the UK media (for protecting the monarchy) and US legacy media (e.g., ABC suppressing the Virginia Roberts interview) have repeatedly failed the public by prioritizing access over truth.
    • “Lies of omission are still lies. And if they lie to you about this, what else are they lying to you about?” (15:09 — Bobby)

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3. Survivor Testimony and the Psychology of Recruitment

• [24:53-43:47]

  • Focuses on the story of Haley Robson, a former recruiter who, herself a 16-year-old victim, recruited other girls for Epstein, featured in the Netflix docuseries "Filthy Rich."

  • Key Facts:

    • Robson admits to recruiting at least 24 underage girls.
    • She was initially targeted at 16 and paid $200 for each girl (“That’s the price Jeffrey Epstein put on these little girls’ innocence...200 measly dollars” [34:02]).
    • Bobby discusses the challenge of judging Robson, acknowledging her victim status but also her role in facilitating abuse.

  • “If she was an adult when this was happening and she wasn't a victim herself, I'd want her thrown into a volcano...But I have to try and temper that anger...[she] was a minor who was abused herself.” (36:07 — Bobby)

  • Public awareness and outrage are highlighted as critical tools for justice. Bobby hopes the Netflix series prompts the unsullied (“people who are not locked into this case”), to demand further action.

  • Psychological impact and manipulation by Epstein are explored, with mention of other ambiguous figures like Nadia Marcinkova.

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4. Failure of Justice and the Role of Outrage

• [12:52, 43:47-end]
  • The current lack of Department of Justice (DOJ) action is a recurring frustration:
    • “You know what’s unfortunate though, that the interest from the DOJ is no longer there. Because if it was, well, all of these people that were working with him, all of his co conspirators, starting with Sarah, Kellen Vickers, would be arrested. And until that happens, me, my big mouth and my beard will be banging on about it from every single mountaintop that I can get my feet on.” (12:54 — Bobby)
  • Emphasis on constant advocacy and keeping public pressure high until true accountability is achieved.

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NOTABLE QUOTES & MEMORABLE MOMENTS

• On Prince Andrew’s Excuses:

  "I have a hard time believing Captain Royal Douche over here has ever been into a pizza shop ever in his life. Now, he might have ordered pizza or sent somebody else to go get it for him, but did he go to the pizza shop himself, sit down, get himself a slice? Nice Coca Cola? I highly doubt it." — Bobby, [03:42]

• On Double Standards:

  "But when you're a Royal and you're a Prince Andrew, you have a different set of rules that you live by." — Bobby, [06:53]

• On Media Complicity:

  “Lies of omission are still lies. And if they lie to you about this, what else are they lying to you about?” — Co-host, [15:09]

• On Survivor Guilt:

  "I was 16. He was the adult. He shouldn't have asked me to do those things." — Quoting Haley Robson, [35:42]

• On the Importance of Public Outrage:

  “The best defense is offense...because these people play for keeps, folks. They're not out here playing around with the survivors, they weren't messing around while they were out here conducting their, their affairs. So they must be met with the same sort of aggression." — Bobby, [43:47]

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TIMESTAMPS FOR IMPORTANT SEGMENTS

• Documentary Announcement & Prince Andrew’s Denials:
  [01:00-04:25]

• Royal Family Media Tactics & Analysis of Sandpaper Films:
  [04:26-09:43]

• Criticism of 'The Crown,' Media Whitewashing & Monarchy:
  [13:35-17:13]

• Survivor Story — Haley Robson and Pyramid Scheme Dynamics:
  [24:53-36:07]

• Psychological Impact & Systemic Abuse Analysis:
  [36:07-43:47]

• Call to Action & Closing Remarks on DOJ Inaction:
  [12:52, 43:47-end]

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SUMMARY

This episode cuts through both PR and tradition to expose deep, unresolved questions about Prince Andrew’s conduct, the royals’ protectionism, and media complicity on both sides of the Atlantic. Moving from satirical derision (dubbed the "Joe Exotic of the Windsor family") to serious survivor advocacy, Bobby Capucci and his co-host dissect both the disturbing legacy of Jeffrey Epstein and the ongoing failure to hold enablers accountable.

Listeners are left with:

• A blunt indictment of elites ducking public consequences
• Encouragement to stay skeptical of mainstream narratives
• Sustained advocacy for continued public outrage and demand for justice—particularly for the victims who continue to be sidelined or erased from pop culture reckonings.

Transcript

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[Podcast Host (Epstein Chronicles)]

What's up everyone? And welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles. In today's episode, we're gonna take a swim across the pond and we're gonna check in on the Joe Exotic of the Windsor family and see what Prince Andrew's bitch ass is getting up to now. And according to new reports, Prince Andrew and the royal family, well, they're facing the prospect of another movie coming, coming out that is absolutely bashing Prince Andrew and his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. And of course, for the royal family, that's not good news. They already are facing a slew of allegations when it comes to Prince Andrew. They already have multiple projects that they're dealing with that have been made or that are being made. And the last thing they want is another project coming out that puts Prince Andrew and the royal family in a bad light. And that's exactly what this is going to do. So with that said, why don't we dive into this article from the Daily Mail and let's see what they have for us as far as Prince Andrew and this new project that's allegedly about to be in production. And the headline, Prince Andrew faces a third downfall Film as firm working closely with Netflix in explores Duke of York's character arc from Queen's favorite son to his scandalous friendship with pedophile Jeffrey Epstein. This article was authored by Natasha Livingston. Prince Andrew's fall from grace is to be turned into a major documentary by a film company working closely with Netflix. The male on Sunday understands the film will explore the Duke of York's character arc from A war hero and. And the Queen's favorite to this scandal over his close friendship with pedophile sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, which led to his departure from royal duties in 2019. Well, not just his friendship. Let's not forget the allegations. Very serious allegations were made against Prince Andrew. And while the actual act of him having sex with Virginia was not witnessed by anybody that has come forward, we have corroboration that they were seen together. Not only do we have the picture, we heard from Joanna Schoberg, we have heard from Mr. Scully, and we have heard from other people that Virginia and Prince Andrew were together. And then on the flip side of that, what have we heard from Prince Andrew? Well, a bunch of bs, right? The picture is not real. That's not me. My fingers are too fat. And. And a whole litany of other excuses that even fail a basic sniff test. I mean, does anybody believe that the Prince of England was at the pizza place in Woking? Give me a break already. That never happened. I have a hard time believing Captain Royal Douche over here has ever been into a pizza shop ever in his life. Now, he might have ordered pizza or sent somebody else to go get it for him, but did he go to the pizza shop himself, sit down, get himself a slice? Nice Coca Cola? I highly doubt it. The program is being made by the award winning production company, Sandpaper Films, which is known for working with top streaming services Netflix, Apple and Amazon. And while I understand why they'd want to, you know, have another documentary out there about Prince Andrew, I don't think

[Podcast Co-host/Commentator]

that they're going to be able to

[Podcast Host (Epstein Chronicles)]

cover any road that hasn't already been traveled. So I doubt it'll be anything new. But. But it's always nice when there's fresh embarrassment for the Joe Exotic of the Windsor family, right? Anytime that this guy can be embarrassed, anytime that he can be outed once again as the dirtbag coward that he is, I think it's a good idea because people need to be aware of scumbags like Prince Andrew and that their BS narratives are just that, BS narratives. Sandpaper has already made several films about the royal family and including the 2017 film Diana 7 Days, which analyzed her final days and featured interviews with Prince William and Prince Harry. So I'm not really hip on any of these royal movies, as you all know. I really don't care about the royal family one way or the other. And if it wasn't for this whole entire Epstein controversy, I wouldn't talk about the royal family at all. The days of Me caring about the King and the Queen, the. That shit ended in 1776. I have no desire to care or even think about what these scumbag royals have to say or what they think. And I find it beyond bizarre that anybody cares what these people think at this point. We're in the year 2024 and we're still worried about what some weird ass royal has to say. Other productions tackled the war crimes trial of genocidal Bosnian ser military leader Ratko miletich and the 2012 Rochdale sex trafficking ring. So this company's not strangers to making documentaries like this. And now they have their sights set on the Joe Exotic of the Windsor family. So I'm interested to see what they come up with. I don't think it's gonna be anything groundbreaking, obviously, but it's always fun to watch Prince Andrew squirm. And I'd be lying to you all if I said I didn't get a kick out of it. Anytime you have somebody like this whole who has had the whole entire world given to them and they've squandered it, you can expect a shock and awe campaign of mockery coming from me. You know how hard the rest of us have to work just to pay our bills, to put food on the table, to make sure that our families are doing okay. And this guy's out here hanging out with Epstein, hanging out with arms dealers, hanging out with Gaddafi, and nobody gives a shit. Ah, you know, that's just Prince Andrew. Good old Prince Andrew. Kinda like the old days when you had a touchy uncle, huh? That's just uncle so and so. He's kinda weird. He likes to touch you.

[Podcast Co-host/Commentator]

Wait, what?

[Podcast Host (Epstein Chronicles)]

What does that even mean? Shouldn't Uncle Touchy not be invited to any more of the family functions? I mean, in the real world, that's what happens. But when you're a Royal and you're a Prince Andrew, you have a different set of rules that you live by. Producers are said to be keen to approach Andrew's former private secretary, Alistair Watson, who worked for the Duke between 2003-2012, if he cooperated. Insiders say this could be bad news for The Duke, as Mr. Watson knows where the bodies are buried.

[Podcast Co-host/Commentator]

Well, yeah, he would know.

[Podcast Host (Epstein Chronicles)]

He was the head of security. We've had several people come out now and talk about Prince Andrew's behavior while he was in their charge. Whether it was a maid, whether it was a housekeeper, whether it was security. We've heard from so many people about this man's character. Or should I Say, lack thereof. So why should anybody be surprised about these allegations? When you go through your whole entire life and nobody ever tells you no, and you're able to do whatever you

[Podcast Co-host/Commentator]

want whenever you want to do it,

[Podcast Host (Epstein Chronicles)]

do you really think that you're going to stop at a point such as

[Podcast Co-host/Commentator]

this, when we're talking about a girl

[Podcast Host (Epstein Chronicles)]

that looks young and Prince Andrew's dumbass, when, well, he'll just say, Jeffrey told me that she was overage. Oh, okay. Because, you know, we should be believing Jeffrey Epstein. So the whole entire BS story that Prince Andrew packaged to us is exactly that bs. And his only hope would have been to say that he was blackmailed from the very beginning. But since he didn't do that, since he never came out and said that, well, I wouldn't believe him now if he even tried to Change it up. Mr. Watson was hired to support the Duke in his position as UK Trade envoy, where he represented the government around the world. After leaving the Royal Navy in 2001, the Duke faced a series of controversies in the role, including claims he went on holiday with a Libyan gun smuggler. Andrew quit the role in 2011 after stories broke about him visiting convicted pedophile Epstein at his home in New York and after he was released from jail. And that's another thing we have to remember. Prince Andrew wasn't hanging out with Epstein just before he went to jail.

[Podcast Co-host/Commentator]

It was after.

[Podcast Host (Epstein Chronicles)]

So the whole entire. I had no idea what he was up to, who he was.

[Podcast Co-host/Commentator]

I don't buy that now. If other people want to buy it, that's fine.

[Podcast Host (Epstein Chronicles)]

I've said it a million times. I'm not here to convince anybody of shit. I'm here to tell you how I see it.

[Podcast Co-host/Commentator]

And the way that I see this

[Podcast Host (Epstein Chronicles)]

whole entire ordeal breaking. And the way it's breaking is the way it's broke from the very beginning. And that's bad. Respected author Andrew Lowney, who has written bestselling biographies of Lord Mountbatten and the Duke of Windsor, is understood to be acting as a consultant for the documentary.

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a biography of Prince Andrew and his former wife Sarah Ferguson that will look closely at the Duke of York's time as Trade Envoy.

[Podcast Co-host/Commentator]

I mean, the guy has nothing else

[Podcast Host (Epstein Chronicles)]

to rest his laurels on, right? Trade Envoy had a little bit of time fighting over in the Falklands and all of a sudden he's some big war hero, you know, the whole thing.

[Podcast Co-host/Commentator]

But besides that, what does he really

[Podcast Host (Epstein Chronicles)]

have to rest his hat on? I'm sure most of you out there have some achievements. You've done things in your life that you're proud of, things that your parents are proud of. Well, Prince Andrew, what exactly has he accomplished besides being born a royal?

[Podcast Co-host/Commentator]

And Lord Mountbatten, wasn't he a diddler too?

[Podcast Host (Epstein Chronicles)]

Wasn't he out here doing the same ass shit? Oh gross ass son of a bitch. Last night Mr. Lowney told MOS he believes this period is still murky due to government documents being kept secret and until 2065.

[Podcast Co-host/Commentator]

I think there are a lot of

[Podcast Host (Epstein Chronicles)]

unanswered questions, he said. It is understood that the new documentary will not be sensationalist nor focus solely on the Duke's disastrous Newsnight interview in 2019.

[Podcast Co-host/Commentator]

Well, that's good.

[Podcast Host (Epstein Chronicles)]

We've had plenty to focus on that. Let's get some of the other story right, let's get some of the background story, let's hear from some of the people that were around this son of a bitch, and let's hear what they have to say. Nevertheless, news of the film will further diminish hopes within the palace that the furor around Prince Andrew, who has always denied any wrongdoing, might fade from public imagination. Zero chance that's ever going to happen until he steps up, speaks to the FBI and does the right honorable thing like he said he would do. Then you can expect a full on shock and awe campaign, at least on this podcast. The palace is already braced for two forthcoming television dramas that will recreate the Newsnight interview. Netflix film Scoop finished filming last year, and Amazon Prime's A Very Royal Scandal is understood to be just a few months behind. It follows a difficult start to the year for the duke after newly released court documents released in the US allege that Andrew had an orgy with underage girls and touched a woman's breast while posing with a puppet on of himself. The controversy heaped pressure on King Charles to evict his brother from Royal Lodge In Windsor, the 30 room property where he lives with his ex wife Sarah, who last week revealed she has skin cancer. Sandpaper Films did not respond to a request for comment.

[Podcast Co-host/Commentator]

So I'm not shocked at all to

[Podcast Host (Epstein Chronicles)]

hear this and my guess is we're gonna see more movies and shows and the rest of it about this whole ordeal as time marches on because the interest is still there. You know what's unfortunate though, that the interest from the DOJ is no longer there. Because if it was, well, all of these people that were working with him, all of his co conspirators, starting with Sarah, Kellen Vickers, would be arrested. And until that happens, me, my big mouth and my beard will be banging on about it from every single mountaintop that I can get my feet on. Alright folks, that's gonna do it for this one. All of the information that goes with this episode can be found in the description box.

[Podcast Co-host/Commentator]

What's up everyone and welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles. I'm sure that most of you are aware that there is a TV show on Netflix called the Crown. And that TV show is a portrayal of the Royal family of England. Well, conveniently, in this final season, this fifth season, the producers of this show have decided that they're just gonna leave out the whole entire episode between Prince Andrew and Jeffrey Epstein and what Prince

[Podcast Host (Epstein Chronicles)]

Andrew was accused of.

[Podcast Co-host/Commentator]

Because you know, that's not relevant or anything. Especially when you're trying to throw a shine job on the monarchy itself. And like I've said many times before, the whole entire monarchy is gross. Every last one of them. I know that offends people over in the uk, at least some people. But for me, I have no use

[Podcast Host (Epstein Chronicles)]

for any of these folks.

[Podcast Co-host/Commentator]

I look at them like the feckless ass politicians that have been elected to supposedly represent me. They don't represent me. Just like the royals don't represent a lot of people from the uk. And when you're gonna whitewash shit and leave out a big story like, you know, Epstein and Prince Andrew, how's anyone supposed to take your dumb ass show seriously? Today's article is from Newsweek and the author of this article is Jack Royston. The final season of the Crown will not cover Prince Andrew's relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, despite the major impact it would go on to have on the monarchy. So ask yourselves, why not? Why wouldn't they do that? And of course they're gonna give you

[Podcast Host (Epstein Chronicles)]

all kinds of BS reasons.

[Podcast Co-host/Commentator]

But the Real reason is they don't wanna bring more shame on the King and on the crown. But the truth is the truth, and Prince Andrew is what he is. And no amount of whitewashing is ever going to change that. Because future generations are going to know that Prince Andrew, AKA the Joe Exotic of the Windsor family, was a goddamn disgrace, no matter how much they try to protect him. Peter Morgan, the show's creator, has indicated that he will not touch one of the biggest scandals to hit the British royal family in modern times. Well, that's because he doesn't care, okay? He doesn't care. This shows about whitewashing and gobbling the knob of the royals as a whole. And you know that the royal bootlickers that are in the media are going to do whatever they can to help safeguard their friends in the Royal Family. Look at what ABC News did with Amy Robach and with the tapes that she had from her interview with Virginia Roberts. Oh, yeah, they quashed them. Right. And what was the reasoning? They didn't want to lose access to the royals. Can you imagine ABC News would prefer to have access to the royals than tell you about Jeffrey Epstein's crimes? Keep that in mind, because remember, lies of omission are still lies. And if they lie to you about this, what else are they lying to you about? The sixth season covers the years 1997 to 2005, including the key period in which Virginia Roberts says she was forced to have sex with Andrew in London, New York and the British Virgin Islands in 2001. No, the US Virgin Islands, not the British Virgin Islands. The prince denies the allegations, but settled out of court for an undisclosed sum without admitting liability. Yeah, because that's what innocent people do, right? I'm not liable for this. I didn't do this. But you know what? Here's a cool 17 million. Let's just call it a day. Now, if you're Leon Black, that's acceptable, right? Because you have a bunch of dough. Prince Andrew is not that guy. All of his money comes from other people. He doesn't get up every morning. He doesn't go to work. He don't strap on no work boots. He don't do nothing of the sort. You know what this man does? He griffs. That's what he's done his whole entire life, his claim to fame, and is that he's brought absolute embarrassment on the Royal Family. That's his claim to fame. Asked about Andrew Morgan, told Variety simply haven't gone anywhere near him. Well, why not, Mr. Morgan? Don't you think people need to know what happened, don't you want to tell the actual history and let the truth reflect that? One explanation may be the challenge of depicting events in a context where Andrew has denied so much of Robert's account, stating that he never met her and indicating through lawyers that he believes it is at least possible a famous picture of him with an arm around her is a fake. Yeah, you know, it's possible that I have a rich uncle who is also the Sultan of Brunei. Is it likely? No. Just like it's not likely here that that picture was fake. We've been through this a million times now, and I'm not going to cover that ground again. But all of the people who have looked at the picture, who have been in the know, who know what they're talking about, have all said that the picture was real, it was legit and that picture was taken, he told the BBC's News Night in 2019 when asked if he had had sex with Roberts. No. And without putting too fine a point on it, if you're a man, it is a positive act to have sex with somebody. You have to have to take some sort of positive action. And so therefore, if you try to forget, it's very difficult to try and forget a positive action. And I do not remember anything. Talk about the world's worst denial and the fact that anybody would give that credence is crazy. Anyone who thinks that Prince Andrew is telling the truth after listening to that Newsnight interview should really go and have their head examined by the best mental health doctor on the planet, whoever that might be. Because unless you're suffering from CTE like Antonio Brown, I don't know how you could listen to Prince Andrew and not just be straight up disgusted. I can't. I've racked my brain and thinking, oh, when the first allegations. When the first allegations came out originally, I went, well, that's a bit strange. I don't remember this. And I've been through it and through it and through it over and over and over again, and no, nothing. It just never happened. Imagine this scumbag actually thinking people are gonna believe this bs. Nobody believes you, Prince Andrew. They don't believe you in Mali, they don't believe you in Pakistan, they don't believe you in India, they don't believe you in America, they don't believe you anywhere. Hell, even the bears in the Arctic don't believe you. However, the existence of his friendship with Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, sentenced to 20 years in prison for sex trafficking offenses in June 2022 is beyond a doubt. Yeah, no, all of it's beyond a doubt. And it's pretty absurd that they'd leave this whole entire chapter out of this show. Now, like I said before, I don't watch this show personally. I've never watched one episode even. But I would think that they're trying to tell what with historical accuracy the story of the Windsor family. Right. Isn't that the whole purpose? But you're going to leave this gigantic part out? Why would you do that? What's the point in doing that? What are you trying to accomplish by doing that? Are you trying to demean what Virginia had to say? Are you trying to demean the suffering that the survivors went through? We're going to need some answers from the creators of this show and I don't want to hear any nonsense about. Oh, well, it was a sensitive topic. Andrew was also photographed on a yacht surrounded by topless women while holidaying in Phuket, Thailand with Epstein and Maxwell in January of 2001. Now we all know what goes on in Thailand. Why is a grown ass man going to Thailand for quote unquote party time? Especially when you're this rich, they could go anywhere they want. But we all know that Epstein had his proclivities, right? So what exactly was Epstein up to in Thailand? And what was Prince Andrew up to while he was hanging out with him? And during that holiday he went to a red light district bar called Patong's Hottest Girls, number one for adult entertainment, according to biography Prince Andrew Epstein, Maxwell and the palace by Nigel Cawthorn. So what were they doing there? Why would Prince Andrew be in Thailand? You have nowhere else to be, nothing better to do as a prince of the blood. And furthermore, why are you there with somebody who is like Jeffrey Epstein? We all knew what he was even back then. People might act like they didn't know what he was, but they knew. They definitely knew. There was a lot of rumors at the time, there were allegations at the time and there were even women who have come forward at the time. And guess what? Those women, well, they were ignored. Meanwhile, Prince Andrew is benefitting from this relationship. He getting rich from this relationship and building all kinds of contacts on the back of his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. But nah, let's not talk about it in this dumbass show.

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[Podcast Co-host/Commentator]

[e-mail] Andrew is not the only controversial subject Morgan has swerved with the showrunner appearing to indicate that he will focus more on the heir rather than on the spare Prince Harry, since the show's narrative has always been centered around the direct line of succession Elizabeth, Charles and William. I do little bits of dramatization of Harry, but mainly only in relationship to William, morgan told Variety. So any minuscule chance that I might have had to ever watch this show has now totally been thrown right out the window. I have no desire to watch a show that's going to whitewash what Prince Andrew was up to. Now, you don't have to do it to a point where you're accusing him of being guilty, but you should talk about the controversy at the very least, and then let people come to their own conclusions. But when you start whitewashing things, you start leaving things out and you start protecting people like Prince Andrew and the royal family, well, you're going to leave yourself open to criticism from people who are following along. And in my opinion, that sort of criticism is certainly justified, considering just how heavy this topic is and how many people were hurt directly and indirectly because of Prince Andrew's relationship with with Jeffrey Epstein. I would think that that would warrant some screen time. But I guess the director here and the creators, well, they have better things to do. All of the information that goes with this episode, including my contact information, can be found in the description box.

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So the article is from the Daily Mail and the headline is Woman admits she was a Schoolgirl pimp who procured 24 friends as young as 14 for pedophile billionaire 2 Jeffrey Epstein and was paid $200 for each victim. Well, it's nice to see that they called him a pedophile in the headline at least, right? You know, a snake is a snake, a goat is a goat, and Jeffrey Epstein's a pedophile. This article was authored by Caroline Graham. A woman has admitted procuring two dozen schoolgirl friends, some as young as 14, for pedophile billionaire Jeffrey Epstein and being paid $200 for each of the victims. Now, the person we're talking about in this article is Haley Robson. And we have to remember that she was only 16 when she was first recruited as well. Right? So as much as I'd like to go scorched earth on her, I think we have to keep that in mind and understand the psychology behind all of this. Again, I'm certainly not a psychologist and I'm not qualified to even begin to try and look at it from that perspective clinically, but there is zero doubt that she was groomed and that Jeffrey Epstein used his narcissistic charm to get her to do what he wanted her to do. In a harrowing interview for a new Netflix documentary series, Jeffrey Epstein Filthy Rich, which premieres on Wednesday, Tearful Haley Robson is the first of Epstein's so called recruiters to admit introducing children into his twisted sexual pyramid scheme for money. Now, for those of us who have been following the case for quite some time, this does not come as a shock to us. We know who Hayley Robson is, we know what her role has been and we've had time to digest it, right? But people who are going to watch this documentary for the first time on Wednesday, and I know several of them, it's going to come as a shock to them to see some of these things that were going on in the Jeffrey Epstein case, especially the first time around, and it's going to be a shock for them to see that people actually knew that this was occurring and it was still able to happen. Now, hopefully what this documentary does is it spurs people to be more interested in the case and to search out the deeper facts. And that is what I hope the, the, the only thing that I'm hoping for for this documentary, I, you know, I go into these kind of things and I'm very skeptical until I watch them because a lot of times they turn into hit pieces or they turn into documentaries that veer off into la la land, etc. Etc. So obviously I have not seen this documentary yet. I don't know if that's what's going to occur here, but I'm very interested to see how they present things for the unsullied. And the unsullied, if you're not aware, for me, that's what I call people who are not locked into this case. I call them the unsullied because they don't know all of the nuances and all of the, the deep, deep rabbit hole type situations we've been dealing with in this case. So I'm sure a lot of them, the unsullied, are going to watch this Netflix documentary and their interest is going to be sparked and they're going to search out other content and they're going to search out more information and hopefully they find themselves here at the Jeffrey Epstein Podcast, the Jeffrey Epstein Show. That way that they can go a little bit deeper than just the surface, right? But when people hear from Haley Robson for this first time around and they see her on screen and they realize that she was, you know, bringing girls 14 years old to Jeffrey Epstein, what it's going to do is bug their eyes right out of their head because a lot of people don't even understand that this is going on. And when I say a lot of people, folks that was even me until I started researching this case, I had no idea how big of a problem all of this was. So that's, that's my hope for the Netflix documentary. My hope is that it spurs interest, and due that, due to that interest, even more public outcry for tangible action to be taken. Ms. Robson, Ms. Robson, who was 16 when she began working for Epstein, says she was racked with guilt for years until she realized that she was also a victim. Look, this is the thing with her, right? It's, it's just like with Nadia Marcinkova. It's one of those slippery slopes. You want her to face justice for what she did, but if she was a child herself and she was being abused, well, I am certainly not qualified to go down that road and go into all of the nuances of what would make her completely culpable in a situation like that. So all I have to work on is my opinion. And what my gut tells me, and what my gut tells me with somebody like Haley Robson is that when she was committing these crimes of procuring these young girls, she was only 16 herself. So how do you, how do you punish somebody like that? What is the proper punishment for somebody like that? Again, I don't feel like I'm qualified to even begin to try and find, find a proper resolution for a situation like that. I don't, I don't have the answers there, folks. I'm sorry. I mean, my opinion is that anybody who was involved to any degree has to face some sort of justice unless they come forward and they tell everything that they know about the case. Then if you're a cooperating witness, then that's the only way I think you should get any leniency. But when it comes to people like Haley Robson, who was 16 when this, this started and it occurred. And Marcinkova. I'm, I'm on the fence there, folks. I, you know, I've, I've went into detail about Marcinkova previously on the podcast, how I about that and how I feel she still needs to be punished. But half of the punishment that Kellen Vickers and Grof etc get, because remember, Marcinkova, if, if the stories are to be believed, was sold to Jeffrey Epstein. So she was just a little kid when she came over here. And Stockholm syndrome's a real thing. And when you're put in a situation with a narcissist like Jeffrey Epstein and you're being gaslit on a regular basis, well, upside is going to be down and down is going to be up. It's going to, you know, your life is going to be chaotic. So I can't hold Marcinkova to the same level of responsibility that I hold Kellen Vickers to. Although if Marcin Kova does not cooperate, then my opinion might change. Then my opinion might be that she deserves the full, the full weight of whatever the sentence is because she's had a chance here to redeem herself. She's had a chance to come forward and offer some help to the prosecutors and she has not done that. Whereas Haley Robson here has been very open about her role within the organization. So I think that goes is a notch in her favor, right? You have to give her a check mark in her favor. So coming forward and speaking on this, because we know that there are a lot of people that will not even do that. She was introduced to Epstein in 2003 by a friend at Royal Palm Beach High School in Florida who said she can make money giving an old guy massages. But when she went to Epstein's 25 million dollar mansion in Palm beach, he tried to molest her in one of the bedrooms. Ms. Robson, 33, says he was naked on the table. I remember feeling really scared. He tried to touch me below the belt. I declined. I told him I didn't feel comfortable. And no, it's not going to happen. So we see here that Jeffrey Epstein attempts to molest Haley Robson and she's not about it, right? She's not down with that part of the scam, with that part of the scheme. And she tells Jeffrey Epstein it's not going to happen. Do not, you know, try that again. Don't touch me. But as you'll see, Jeffrey Epstein decided that even though she wouldn't be somebody that he per se was molesting, he could use her to bring Other girls within his atmosphere. And he was such a predator that he recognized that right away,

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[Investigative Reporter/Analyst]

moment he was like, okay, well, well, this isn't going to happen. So if you have any friends and you bring them to me, I will give you $200. Imagine. That's the price Jeffrey Epstein put on these little girls. Innocence folks. 200 measly dollars. Now to you and me. 200 bucks. It's. It's a joke almost, right? But when you're a poor kid and you're coming from an impoverished family, and you might be coming from a broken home, your parents aren't around you, your mom has to work two jobs to support you and your brothers and sisters, etc, etc, someone offers you 200 bucks to give them a massage. That's like the lottery. That's like you hit the lottery.

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because $200 is life changing to somebody who's broke. And that is the amount that this sick, disgusting, twisted bastard put on these young girls. Innocence 200 measly dollars. Folks I would recruit, recruit girls who were friends. I would casually bring it up and we would drive together to his house.

[Podcast Host (Epstein Chronicles)]

I would.

[Investigative Reporter/Analyst]

I would take them to his room and then I'd walk out. Sometimes I would wait by the pool and you know, reading this, it really sickens me, right? Robson. If she was an adult when this was happening and she wasn't a victim herself, I'd want her thrown into a volcano, a live volcano, as punishment. But I have to try and temper that anger. And I have to look at all of the facts like always here on the Jeffrey Epstein show and look at everything into in context and not let my anger Overrun my good sense. Because if I did, if we did that, then we'd be, you know, we'd be maniacs when it came to this case. Right? We have to keep everything into perspective. And we have to understand that Robson, while what she did was abhorrent and gross and unforgivable, we have to understand that she was a minor who was abused herself. Right? And the true anger in our ire should be directed at Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell, the core four, the legacy media, and anybody within the federal government or intelligence agencies that protected these people. That's where our anger should be directed. And it should be the anger that is hotter that than a thousand burning suns. When the girls would leave, Jeffrey would come out and pay me. I probably recruited 24 girls. Those girls brought other girls, too. They were all underage. She says the youngest was 14. In Florida, the legal age of consent is 18. So think about that for a minute. She recruit, recruited 24 girls, and then those girls brought other girls too. So it was definitely a made off kind of pyramid scheme he was running. We've talked about that several times here on the podcast, and it was almost a cult. Like with Jeffrey Epstein. He would have all of these girls, right? Robson was responsible for 24 girls herself. Now, how many of those 24 girls, how many girls did they recruit? Each. Talk about exponential growth rates, right? These are the kind of numbers that would make Dr. Fauci blush. Ms. Robson says she was destroyed by guilt every day for years until she realized she was also a victim. I was 16. He was the adult. He shouldn't have asked me to do those things. She's 100% right about that. Sixteen years old, I get it. You know, you're a little bit older. You know, you're learning some things in life, but you're certainly not capable of dealing with a narcissist like Jeffrey Epstein and avoiding the web that he weaves. We're asking a lot from this young girl. We're asking a whole lot from this young girl, folks. All right? And again, I'm not absolving her of her responsibility for what she did. You know, I'm not in that business. I'm not. I'm not a priest. I'm not here to absolve anybody of anything. But what I am here to do is to read in between the lines like usual. And my anger is. Is squarely focused on Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell and the rest. Robson is somebody who probably, I mean, obviously I don't know her. I've never met her, talked to her or anything like that, but she's probably somebody who's dealing with her own issues because of this whole entire situation. And I would hope that she would reach out to the authorities, come forward, sit down with them, go under oath and let them know everything that she knows. Even if she's talked to the authorities before, like in Palm Beach, I'm talking about sitting down with the federal prosecutors going through it all again. And if she needs to be helped, if she needs to get some sort of trauma help or PTSD help, I believe that that should be provided to her. You know, she was a kid when she was abused and you know, as a, as human beings, I think that we have to do our best to be compassionate in situations like this. Right. Again, it's a very slippery slope. The gripping four part Netflix series tells how Epstein, who killed himself in jail last summer after being arrested on child sex charges, set up a sophisticated web of recruiters using girls to lure their friends from at least four high schools near his home. Epstein preyed on girls from difficult backgrounds. And again, I've, I've pointed this out several times and I just, it's been a dead end for me. I've, I haven't been able to chase any leads down that have been a concrete, that have, you know, been something that has been worthwhile even. And that is that angle is if Jeffrey Epstein was doing this in New York and he was doing it in Palm beach, chances are he was doing it in New Mexico as well. And New Mexico has a very big problem with indigenous girls going missing. And Albuquerque in general has a lot of really poor areas. So I think it would be a fertile hunting ground for Jeffrey Epstein and his associates. Although I cannot find anything saying that that occurred in Santa Fe, I mean in Albuquerque as well. But my gut tells me it did. Obviously I have no evidence to prove that, but it's the same blueprint he's used elsewhere. What would make us think that he is not going to use the same blueprint within the, in the borders of New Mexico? Especially how politically juiced he was there? Psychologist Kathryn Stamilis described Epstein's recruitment system as a sexual pyramid scheme, saying he was a brilliant narcissist, narcissistic billionaire. I don't believe he was not brilliant. Sorry, he was narcissistic, no doubt about it. But he was not brilliant. Adolescents could not cope with that. No. The narcissism they could not cope with. And I wouldn't say brilliant because he's not brilliant. He was devious and he was manipulative, but he was not brilliant, all right? Not in the least. The show's director, Lisa Bryant, who spent 20 months making filthy rich, used a secret computer server and, and kept all footage under lock and key for fear of retribution from the billionaire pedophile. The program claims he kept surveillance tapes from all his homes to blackmail the rich and powerful. Well, we've known that from the beginning, folks. Right? We've known that. And we know that it's a fact. We know it's not speculation at this point. But again, what the documentary is going to do is it's going to show that to people who might not have known, people who might not have searched out the content previously. And again, the more outrage that we can, we can get in this case case the better, because without the outrage, there's going to be no movement. And we all know that people like Berman and the attorney generals and district attorneys, it's their public image is very important to them. So as long as we keep getting the outcry to get to these levels where we see it at right now from the public, who has had enough of seeing these young ladies get screwed over by not only Jeffrey Epstein, but by the government, well, the better chance we have for justice taking place in this case. Ms. Bryan said, we started working on this before Epstein was arrested. He proved time and again the, the that power and money helped him evade justice. We knew we couldn't be too careful.

[Podcast Host (Epstein Chronicles)]

She's right about that.

[Investigative Reporter/Analyst]

You know, Jeffrey Epstein's, that he was that kind of guy and his associates are those kind of people. You do not know who you're dealing with until you're dealing with them. And for some people, that's a very scary situation, right? There are some people that will not talk about things like this because they are very scared of retribution. There are people that don't want to take the chance of having to deal with the blowback. And, and I get it. Not everybody's willing to be on the front line. Me personally, I don't care about blowback. I don't care about any of these people. There is not one single person that is ever associated with Jeffrey Epstein that pumps one bit of fear into my heart. Zero fear. I don't. These people, to me, are the biggest lame asses in the history of the world. These are the sort of people that need to be crushed under heel. The days of them making others fear them. Those days are over, folks, because the year 2020, that is the year the predator turns into the prey, Virginia Roberts, the woman who claims Epstein forced her to have sex with Prince Andrew three times. The first when she was just 17 in 2001, also speaks out in the documentary. Prince Andrew has has denied that claim and claims that no wrongdoing has ever occurred. During his infamous car crash interview on BBC's Newsnight last November, he denied ever knowing Ms. Roberts. Yeah, you know, that picture was fake. All that stuff just all made up. Virginia's story is just all made up. And we should believe this. We should believe the Joe Exotic of the royal family because he is a very honorable man. You know, he told us that. And he wears the honorable kit when he wants us to think he's honorable. Freaking clown. She was interviewed by Netflix two days after the Newsnight program aired and says, I'm watching it on my tablet. I wanted to throw my tablet in the pool. As a victim, the one thing you ask for is some acknowledgment, some remorse. This guy Prince Andrew didn't have any remorse at all. And that statement right there is why I have zero remorse for any of these people. No quarter asked, no quarter given. Game on. Because these people play for keeps, folks. They're not out here. They're not playing around with the survivors. They're not, you know, they weren't messing around while they were out here conducting their, their affairs. So they must be met with the same sort of aggression. They must be met with the same sort of fire. The best defense is offense. And in this case that is certainly proven to be true. If you'd like to contact me, you could do that@bobby capuchirotonmail.com that's B O B B Y C A P U C c [e-mail] youm can also find me on Twitter at B O B B Y Underscore Capuci what's up everybody?

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