Newly released photos from Jeffrey Epstein’s Manhattan home are raising questions about Prince Andrew’s association with the convicted sex offender. The images, part of the Epstein Files Transparency Act, depict a man resembling the former Duke of York inside Epstein’s residence.

One photo shows a man in a blue shirt and grey jacket with a woman on his lap, while another photo features the same man with a different woman standing behind him. Although the man’s identity has not been officially confirmed due to the low-quality images, the resemblance to Prince Andrew is notable.

Of particular concern is the redaction of the women’s faces in the photos, indicating they may have been victims of Epstein. The pictures were reportedly taken in the dining room of Epstein’s townhouse, a property implicated in sex trafficking operations involving young women and girls.

These photos, among the 180,000 released by the US Government, reignite questions about Prince Andrew’s connections to Epstein. The prince, who admitted to visiting Epstein’s mansion in 2010, claimed he went to bid farewell to Epstein out of a sense of honor following the latter’s prison release.

However, recent documents reveal ongoing social interactions between Prince Andrew and Epstein, including introductions to women and socializing. The correspondence suggests a deeper involvement than previously acknowledged, casting doubt on Prince Andrew’s explanations and raising further concerns about his association with Epstein.

Each new piece of evidence adds to the troubling picture of Prince Andrew’s relationship with Epstein, dispelling claims of a distant acquaintance and suggesting a more integral role in Epstein’s circle.