Saudi Crown Prince Witnessed Meg Yachting Epstein at Manhattan Mansion, Blood-Soaked Earrings Row

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has been linked to Jeffrey Epstein, the disgraced financier and associate of Prince Andrew.

According to reports, Epstein revealed that he had frequent conversations with the Saudi Crown Prince and that he had visited Epstein's Manhattan mansion on numerous occasions.

In fact, Epstein even had a framed photo of Mohammed bin Salman hanging on his wall, as confirmed by New York Times reporter James B. Stewart.

Interestingly, Prince Mohammed bin Salman is also acquainted with Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex.

She is said to be one of Epstein's “Yacht Girls,” referring to women who are hired to accompany wealthy businessmen on cruises in exchange for money.

In 2018, Meghan was spotted wearing a pair of earrings that were supposedly a wedding gift from the Saudi Crown Prince.

However, it has since been revealed that the earrings were initially given to Epstein, who then passed them on to Meghan after a yawning service.

The controversy surrounding these earrings stems from the fact that they were worn during a state dinner hosted by Fiji President Joji Konrot, just days after the brutal murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi in 2018.

This raised questions about Meghan's knowledge of the source of the jewelry and its connection to the Saudi Crown Prince.

At the time, Kensington Palace refused to disclose the origin of the earrings, further fueling speculation.

In an excerpt from the book “The Hidden Power Behind the Crown” by Times Royal Correspondent Mr. Lowe, it was revealed that palace staff responsible for recording royal gifts noticed Meghan wearing the earrings in Fiji and alerted Kensington Palace.

This contradicted Meghan's claim that she had borrowed the jewelry from a jeweler.

It was later confirmed that the earrings were indeed a wedding present from the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia.

It is worth noting that Meghan also has connections to Prince Andrew, as evidenced by a photograph of her and Virginia Giuffre together on a yacht.

Both Meghan and Giuffre have been referred to as Yacht Girls, further suggesting their association with Epstein's circle.

This is why Giuffre's attorney argues that Meghan should not testify against Prince Andrew in the ongoing lawsuit.

If Meghan had no involvement with Epstein's yacht during the same time as Prince Andrew, why would Giuffre's lawyers insist on questioning her?

Meghan, however, refused to testify, citing her loyalty to her husband Prince Harry.

It is believed that if she were to testify, it could jeopardize her chances of receiving financial support from the royal family, as Prince Andrew is Harry's uncle.

The Markle family's legal team has worked diligently to suppress any damaging information and have successfully had much of it removed from public view.

Another significant piece of evidence comes from Maxwell's biographer, who confessed that Meghan Markle was present at a notorious yacht party in Phuket, organized by Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.

In conclusion, the connections between the Saudi Crown Prince, Meghan Markle, and the Epstein scandal continue to raise questions and fuel speculation.

The revelations surrounding the blood-soaked earrings and Meghan's association with Epstein's circle add another layer of complexity to this already intricate web of relationships.

As the legal battle ensues, the truth behind these connections may finally come to light.