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REVEALED: Mystery brunette who Prince Andrew waved goodbye to from Jeffrey Epstein's pedophile lair 'is the activist daughter of former Australian prime minister Paul Keating'
REVEALED: Mystery brunette who Prince Andrew waved goodbye to from Jeffrey Epstein's pedophile lair 'is the philanthropist daughter of former Australian prime minister Paul Keating'
- Video of Prince Andrew at Jeffrey Epstein's Manhattan lair in 2010 has rocked the British royal family
- The woman he waved goodbye to in the video was named by friend as Katherine Keating, who was then 29
- Her father Paul Keating was Australian prime minister from 1991 to 1996
- She is now a 'sustainability' campaigner who works for a showbusiness talent agency that represents Sir Paul McCartney and U2
- Keating, now 37, also partied with Ghislaine Maxwell and presented a fawning interview with the alleged procurer, calling her a 'philanthropist'
- The video was taken day before infamous picture of Epstein and Andrew walking together in Central Park but was only revealed this weekend
- In the wake of the pedophile's death, Andrew, Queen Elizabeth's second son, released a statement again saying he had no knowledge of Epstein's crimes
PUBLISHED: 23:57 EDT, 19 August 2019 | UPDATED: 09:07 EDT, 20 August 2019
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A mystery brunette seen with Prince Andrew in a bombshell video shot at Jeffrey Epstein's New York mansion in December 2010 is Katherine Keating, the daughter of former Australian prime minister Paul Keating, her friends have told DailyMail.com.
Friends of Keating, now 37, say she is the woman pictured leaving the Manhattan townhouse and being waved at by Prince Andrew nine years ago.
Her father Paul Keating's secretary told DailyMail.com he was 'aware of what the enquiry was about, but he would not be making a comment'.
The video, first published by the Mail on Sunday, has plunged Prince Andrew into fresh controversy over his relationship with the pedophile, who took his own life earlier this month.
The video was taken in December 2010, less than 24 hours before an infamous photograph of the two men strolling in Central Park, and two months after Katherine Keating had left Sydney to move to New York to be closer to her then partner Andre Balazs.
Balazs, a hotelier and socialite, was an associate of Jeffrey Epstein. Balazs' name was found in Epstein’s 'black book.'
However, the likely presence of Keating in the video adds more intrigue, raising questions over what was happening in the townhouse that day.
Keating was one of two brunette young women seen coming or going; so too was a young blonde girl who left with Epstein himself.
There is no suggestion Keating was aware of or involved in any of Mr Epstein’s criminal activities. She had been contacted multiple times for comment by DailyMail.com without responding.
Katherine Keating, now 37, was named by friend as the woman Prince Andrew waved goodbye to when she left dead pedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein's Manhattan town house in 2010. The environmental activist daughter of Paul Keating, Australian prime minister from 1991 to 1996, was at the time a new arrival in New York and the girlfriend of hotelier Andre Balzas, 24 years her senior. She was also an acquaintance of Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein's alleged procurer, partying with her in 2013 (bottom left) and interviewing her for a Huffington Post video series in 2014. The video was taken the day before an infamous picture of Epstein and Andrew walking together in Central Park but was only revealed this
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Key moment: At 4.40pm on December 6, 2010, an attractive brunette emerges from Epstein's house, pauses for a moment and turns around to the door. She is believed to be Katherine Keating, then 29, the daughter of a former Australian prime minister
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Carefree: The video showed Prince Andrew waving goodbye to a woman believed to be Katherine Keating, apparently unconcerned that he might be seen at the home of a convicted pedophile
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Friends: Katherine Keating (circled) and Ghislaine Maxwell (second right) partied at a Dom Perignon-sponsored event in Maxwell's home in 2013, launching a social network called Ideapod. It is now a publishing and education platform. They were pictured with (second left) then Icelandic prime minister Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson, his wife Dorritt Moussaieff and her daughter Sharon
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Couple: At the time the footage was taken at Epstein's pedophile lair, Katherine Keating was the girlfriend of hotelier Andre Balazs (center). Her sister Alex (left) joined them at a party for the Australians in New York Fashion Foundation
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Socialite: Katherine Keating partied in February 2014 with Princess Eugenie (second right), Prince Andrew’s daughter, and (from left) Sting’s eldest daughter Mickey Sumner and Misha Nonoo, the British-Iraqi fashion designer who is partly credited with introducing Prince Harry to her friend Megan Markle
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Three more women sue Epstein's estate over alleged abuse | Daily Mail Online
Three more women sue Jeffrey Epstein's estate over alleged abuse including one detailing how he raped her with a sex toy and another who claims Ghislaine Maxwell gave her a 'step-by-step tutorial' on how to give the millionaire oral sex
Three more women sue Epstein's estate over alleged abuse | Daily Mail Online
Three more women sue Jeffrey Epstein's estate over alleged abuse including one detailing how he raped her with a sex toy and another who claims Ghislaine Maxwell gave her a 'step-by-step tutorial' on how to give the millionaire oral sex
- The lawsuits, filed in Manhattan federal court, bring the total number of civil cases against Epstein's estate since his apparent suicide to at least five
- Two of the women say they met Epstein when they were 17, while a third at 20
- All describe similar patterns of being brought to Epstein's home to provide massages and then subjected to repeated, unwanted sex acts
- One, brought by 'Lisa Doe', details how Epstein 'used a sex toy on her, forcibly'
- Another says he took away her passport so she was unable to leave his island
- She also alleges Ghislaine Maxwell taught her 'the proper way' to please Epstein
- The third, Katlyn Doe, says Epstein sexually abused her when she was 17-years-old before he coerced her to 'lose her virginity to him' after she turned 18
This is wild...people knew this back in 2015!
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Epstein preyed on women during jail sentence, forced victim to marry woman, lawsuits allege
Aug. 20, 2019, 8:12 PM EDT
Jeffrey Epstein employed an army of "disciples" through a complex network of companies for many years to recruit girls and young women to have sex with him, according to allegations in three lawsuits filed Tuesday.
Among the allegations is that Epstein arranged to have one of the women marry another woman so the woman could get permanent U.S. residence allowing her to stay in the country. One of the suits allege that Epstein continued to have sex with underage girls while he was on work release serving a Florida jail sentence under the watch of sheriff's deputies.
The suits, filed in U.S. District Court in Manhattan by women identified only as Katlyn Doe, Lisa Doe and Priscilla Doe, name seven businesses or foundations alleged to have assisted Epstein as respondents in addition to the estate of Epstein, who was found dead by suicide in his Manhattan jail cell this month.
The lawsuits seek unspecified damages at jury trials.
Two of the suits allege activities similar to those claimed in actions brought against Epstein by other women — allegations of sex procured from teenagers with charm, gifts, promises of money and lucrative careers, and threats.
The most explosive allegations are detailed in the third suit, filed by Katlyn Doe, which claims that Epstein blackmailed her when she was 17 to have sex with him by promising to pay for expensive surgery she needed and then threatening to see to it that she would never get treatment if she refused.
According to the lawsuit, the activities began before, and continued during and after, Epstein's jail sentence in Florida, where he was granted generous work release privileges to conduct business affairs at the Florida Science Foundation.
Epstein created the foundation a few months before he began serving his sentence in 2008 on state charges of soliciting a prostitute and of procuring an underage girl for prostitution. He dissolved it shortly after he finished serving the community service requirements of his sentence through the foundation.
According to the lawsuit, its main purpose was to give Epstein a haven from jail where he could prey on young women under the watch of the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office, which provided off-duty deputies to guard him. The sheriff's office said last month that it was re-investigating the arrangement.
Katlyn continued to have sex with Epstein believing he would eventually pay for her medical treatment, according to the lawsuit. Then, in 2013, he made a new request, it says.
According to the suit, a woman described as a "non-United States citizen and recruiter of females for Jeffrey Epstein" needed permanent U.S. residence so she could remain in the country, and to get it, Epstein arranged for Katlyn to marry the woman in New York, where same-sex marriage had been legalized two years earlier. He continued to have sex with Katlyn during the first few months of the marriage, the suit alleges.
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By the next year, however, Katlyn had turned 25 and was "too old" for Epstein, who forced her to move out of one of his apartments in Manhattan, leaving her homeless, it says.
Katlyn and her wife remained married until 2017, when they divorced, having fulfilled Epstein's conditions, according to the suit. But Epstein stiffed Katlyn, refusing to pay her a balance of $10,000 that they had agreed upon, it says.
To make matters worse, the suit alleges, Epstein also refused to follow through on his promise to pay for Katlyn's medical care. She still has never had the surgery she needs, the lawsuit says.
The three lawsuits, drafted and filed by the same law firm, describe a far-reaching network of Epstein-controlled companies and foundations that employed scores of "disciples" devoted to serving his desires.
"The main and in many instances only function of each of the associates who acted at the instruction or direction of Epstein was to recruit, entice, harbor, transport, provide, obtain, maintain, or solicit young females, knowing that fraud or coercion would be used to cause each female, including Plaintiff, to engage in a commercial sex act," according to the suit filed by Priscilla Doe.
"This team of individuals included chefs, butlers, receptionists, schedulers, secretaries, flight attendants, pilots, housekeepers, maids, sex recruiters, drivers and other staff members," it says.
The lawsuits are filed against Epstein's estate, which he bequeathed to a trust he apparently created on Aug. 8, two days before he was found dead. Probate documents obtained by NBC News show that the bequest was made under a new will that he executed the same day.
Actions by his alleged victims will now presumably have to proceed against the trust, few details of which have been made public.
Representatives of the estate told NBC News that "appropriate procedures" would be put in place to ensure that "the interests of potential creditors and beneficiaries alike are resolved in compliance with the laws of the United States Virgin Islands," where Epstein maintained a residence.
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Epstein preyed on women during jail sentence, forced victim to marry woman, lawsuits allege
Aug. 20, 2019, 8:12 PM EDT
Jeffrey Epstein employed an army of "disciples" through a complex network of companies for many years to recruit girls and young women to have sex with him, according to allegations in three lawsuits filed Tuesday.
Among the allegations is that Epstein arranged to have one of the women marry another woman so the woman could get permanent U.S. residence allowing her to stay in the country. One of the suits allege that Epstein continued to have sex with underage girls while he was on work release serving a Florida jail sentence under the watch of sheriff's deputies.
The suits, filed in U.S. District Court in Manhattan by women identified only as Katlyn Doe, Lisa Doe and Priscilla Doe, name seven businesses or foundations alleged to have assisted Epstein as respondents in addition to the estate of Epstein, who was found dead by suicide in his Manhattan jail cell this month.
The lawsuits seek unspecified damages at jury trials.
Two of the suits allege activities similar to those claimed in actions brought against Epstein by other women — allegations of sex procured from teenagers with charm, gifts, promises of money and lucrative careers, and threats.
The most explosive allegations are detailed in the third suit, filed by Katlyn Doe, which claims that Epstein blackmailed her when she was 17 to have sex with him by promising to pay for expensive surgery she needed and then threatening to see to it that she would never get treatment if she refused.
According to the lawsuit, the activities began before, and continued during and after, Epstein's jail sentence in Florida, where he was granted generous work release privileges to conduct business affairs at the Florida Science Foundation.
Epstein created the foundation a few months before he began serving his sentence in 2008 on state charges of soliciting a prostitute and of procuring an underage girl for prostitution. He dissolved it shortly after he finished serving the community service requirements of his sentence through the foundation.
According to the lawsuit, its main purpose was to give Epstein a haven from jail where he could prey on young women under the watch of the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office, which provided off-duty deputies to guard him. The sheriff's office said last month that it was re-investigating the arrangement.
Katlyn continued to have sex with Epstein believing he would eventually pay for her medical treatment, according to the lawsuit. Then, in 2013, he made a new request, it says.
According to the suit, a woman described as a "non-United States citizen and recruiter of females for Jeffrey Epstein" needed permanent U.S. residence so she could remain in the country, and to get it, Epstein arranged for Katlyn to marry the woman in New York, where same-sex marriage had been legalized two years earlier. He continued to have sex with Katlyn during the first few months of the marriage, the suit alleges.
Download the NBC News app for breaking news
By the next year, however, Katlyn had turned 25 and was "too old" for Epstein, who forced her to move out of one of his apartments in Manhattan, leaving her homeless, it says.
Katlyn and her wife remained married until 2017, when they divorced, having fulfilled Epstein's conditions, according to the suit. But Epstein stiffed Katlyn, refusing to pay her a balance of $10,000 that they had agreed upon, it says.
To make matters worse, the suit alleges, Epstein also refused to follow through on his promise to pay for Katlyn's medical care. She still has never had the surgery she needs, the lawsuit says.
The three lawsuits, drafted and filed by the same law firm, describe a far-reaching network of Epstein-controlled companies and foundations that employed scores of "disciples" devoted to serving his desires.
"The main and in many instances only function of each of the associates who acted at the instruction or direction of Epstein was to recruit, entice, harbor, transport, provide, obtain, maintain, or solicit young females, knowing that fraud or coercion would be used to cause each female, including Plaintiff, to engage in a commercial sex act," according to the suit filed by Priscilla Doe.
"This team of individuals included chefs, butlers, receptionists, schedulers, secretaries, flight attendants, pilots, housekeepers, maids, sex recruiters, drivers and other staff members," it says.
The lawsuits are filed against Epstein's estate, which he bequeathed to a trust he apparently created on Aug. 8, two days before he was found dead. Probate documents obtained by NBC News show that the bequest was made under a new will that he executed the same day.
Actions by his alleged victims will now presumably have to proceed against the trust, few details of which have been made public.
Representatives of the estate told NBC News that "appropriate procedures" would be put in place to ensure that "the interests of potential creditors and beneficiaries alike are resolved in compliance with the laws of the United States Virgin Islands," where Epstein maintained a residence.
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