Sarah Ferguson has finally broken his silence over leaked E emails to Jeffrey Epstein in a new statement.
The Duchess of York has been under fire after it turned out that she had sent an E email in 2011 with reference to the late convicted sex offender as a “steadfast, generous and superb friend.”
However, her official spokesman, James Henderson, has claimed that there is more to the story and revealed that the Duchess of York first contacted Epstein in 2011 after receiving a disturbing phone call, Per GB News.
During this phone call, Epstein allegedly threatened to cause serious harm to her and her family according to the statement.
The spokesman described the call as cold and disturbing when he said Epstein was calmly warned that he would destroy Yorks if she did not cooperate.
“People don’t understand how terrible Epstein was,” Henderson said. “I remember all about that call.”
He continued, “It was a cool call, and I’m surprised that someone was ever friends with him, considering the way he talked to me.
“He said he would ruin the York family and he was fully aware of it. He said he would destroy me.
“He didn’t shout. He had a Hannibal Lecter-type voice. It was very cold and calm and truly threatening and ugly.”
