Don’t dare call Epstein a paedophile: Inside story of top Irish lawyer’s work to clean up billionaire’s image, threatening media on his behalf
Years after Jeffrey Epstein was first jailed for sick sex crimes, Paul Tweed took mogul’s money for threatening the mediaGoing after Sarah Ferguson, Tweed told Epstein he should ‘take the gloves off’Someone – seemingly Prince Andrew – begged for Tweed to be ‘brought into line or to heel’Tweed now says he ‘categorically rejects the suggestion that he acted in any way inappropriately’
Sarah Ferguson, Jeffrey Epstein, Paul Tweed, and Andrew Mountbatten-WindsorIt was early 2011 and Jeffrey Epstein desperately needed help cleaning up his dirty image.PR adviser Mike Sitrick, LA’s ‘wizard of spin’, was working flat out to find some way to help his wealthy client climb out of the pit into which he had sunk after emerging from jail as a registered sex offender.
