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Sarah Ferguson's Jeffrey EPSTEIN 'PHONEY ABUSE' OFFICE Visits EXPOSED
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June 27, 2026
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8:41Now PlayingSarah Ferguson is facing renewed scrutiny after The Telegraph reported that the former Duchess of York allegedly visited Jeffrey Epstein twice at his Palm Beach office in 2009 while he was serving a jail sentence under a controversial work-release programme. The office has since been linked to allegations from multiple victims who claim Epstein abused them there while he was allowed to leave prison for work, putting Ferguson's reported visits back in the spotlight.
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