A woman has accused Prince Andrew of York of abusing her when she was 17 years old, in the context of the Epstein case. Caroline Kaufman recounted an incident that happened several years ago in New York, where she thought she was going to a modeling casting call but instead found herself in a completely different scene. The woman described the event as a "meat market," where dozens of young women were put on display for powerful men. Kaufman claims there were up to 100 girls present, some of whom were models. The prince didn't even introduce himself or ask her name. "It was a very vulgar way to behave," she stated. Kaufman concluded: "It was almost like a brothel where the girls were lined up and the man chose the one he wanted. It was a meat market." Logically speaking, if he had really wanted to bury someone, he had the space and the capacity. There were other men around, looking around with curiosity. He only asked my age," she recounted. According to her version, when she told him she was 17, he reacted with enthusiasm and playfully observed the young women present, as if they were all there to be chosen. "I wouldn't expect someone from the royal family to act the way he did. But Andrew stood out the most, as if he were the star of the show," she said. Kaufman also stated that the first contact with the prince was immediate and without her consent. "When he greeted me, he touched my breast. For him, women were nothing more than pieces of meat." Meanwhile, authorities in New Mexico have reopened the investigation into the so-called Zorro Ranch, the vast estate where financier Jeffrey Epstein spent years and which for decades has been surrounded by rumors of abuse. In the midst of this new legal process, the testimony of Ean Royal, a 28-year-old who spent part of his childhood on the property's perimeter, emerged. He claimed that there could be bodies buried there. "I don't know if people have actually visited this ranch to appreciate its true size. I have driven through the area in an off-road vehicle and I took all the time I needed to drive and contemplate its immensity. I could have done it without any problem," he explained. "His relationship with Epstein should be investigated, as he perfectly understood the situation in that house," he maintained. Buenos Aires, March 17 (NA) — A woman accused Prince Andrew of York of having abused her when she was 17 years old, all within the framework of the Epstein case. Caroline Kaufman recounted an event that occurred years ago in New York, when she thought she would attend a modeling casting, but upon arrival, she found herself in a completely different scene, as described by Newsweek Argentina, a media outlet consulted by Agencia Noticias Argentinas. The woman described that event as a "meat market," where dozens of young women were exhibited in front of powerful men. "There seemed to be up to 100 girls, and some were models. He didn't even introduce himself or ask my name. It was a very vulgar way to behave," she stated. Kaufman concluded: "It was almost like a brothel where the girls were lined up and the guy chose the one he wanted. It was a meat market."
