In a damning undercover recording obtained by O’Keefe Media Group (OMG), John Bryan, a longtime royal insider and confidant to Prince Andrew, admitted that the Duke of York lied about his involvement with Jeffrey Epstein’s underage sex trafficking ring. Bryan, who once publicly defended Andrew, now states:
“I did a big thing in The Daily Mail saying that I believed Andrew. And then I found out he was lying. I was so pissed. That he was f**ing underage girls. That’s not cool.”*
Bryan, who worked closely with Queen Elizabeth II, Princess Diana, and Sarah Ferguson, initially crafted a five-page PR strategy titled “House of Kroy” to help Andrew navigate the scandal. However, he now claims the prince deceived him about the extent of his relationship with Epstein. Watch:
Background on Epstein’s Criminal Activities:
- Jeffrey Epstein was a convicted sex offender who ran a sex trafficking ring involving underage girls.
- Ghislaine Maxwell, his associate, is serving a 20-year prison sentence for her role.
- Epstein died in jail in 2019 (officially ruled a suicide, though conspiracy theories persist).
Prince Andrew’s Disastrous BBC Interview & Secret Crisis Meeting
Prince Andrew’s BBC Interview (2019):
- Andrew did give a widely criticized interview to the BBC’s Newsnight in which he denied all allegations of sexual misconduct with Virginia Giuffre (then Roberts).
- His demeanor (including excessive blinking and lack of empathy for Epstein’s victims) was widely mocked and contributed to his public downfall.
- The interview led to him stepping back from royal duties.
Andrew’s 2019 BBC interview was a public relations catastrophe, where he denied all allegations, including Virginia Giuffre’s claim that he sexually abused her at 17 years old on Epstein’s private island. Bryan was later brought in for crisis management at Royal Lodge, Andrew’s private residence, where he observed the prince’s erratic behavior:
“Andrew was so distressed, he wasn’t able to focus for more than 40 minutes.”
This suggests that Andrew was deeply affected by the fallout, yet Bryan’s new admissions indicate that the prince’s denials were deliberate falsehoods.
Virginia Giuffre’s Suspicious Death & Media Suppression
Virginia Giuffre’s Lawsuit & Photograph:
- A photo exists of Prince Andrew with his arm around Giuffre (then 17) alongside Ghislaine Maxwell.
- Giuffre has long accused Andrew of sexual abuse, which he denies.
- In 2022, Andrew settled a civil lawsuit with Giuffre for an undisclosed sum (reportedly £12 million) without admitting guilt.
Virginia Giuffre, one of Epstein’s most vocal accusers, died by suicide just weeks before new court documents were unsealed — raising concerns about the timing.
Additionally, Project Veritas exposed that ABC News had evidence of Andrew’s crimes years ago but buried the story to maintain access to other royals:
“We had this story years ago, but we didn’t run it because it would have cost us access to Prince Harry and Prince William.”
This confirms a deliberate media blackout to protect the royal family’s image.
The Royal Family’s Active Cover-Up
The British monarchy has systematically shielded Andrew, stripping him of official duties but not his titles, wealth, or connections. Bryan’s revelations suggest that even those within the royal circle were misled:
“He lied to me that he was such a close friend [of Epstein].”
The unsealed Epstein files further implicate high-profile figures, including Bill Clinton (John Doe 36), but Andrew remains protected by institutional power.
A System Designed to Protect the Elite
Despite overwhelming evidence, Prince Andrew has faced no legal consequences, while Epstein’s victims continue seeking justice. As James O’Keefe stated:
“If this report… shines a light into darkness and exposes evil, then we are willing to take the risks.”
Yet, with corruption entrenched in power structures, the question remains: Will the truth ever prevail, or will the elite continue to evade accountability?
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