Home / Crime and Justice / Sarah Ferguson's Six Companies Wound Down After Epstein Links Emerge
Sarah Ferguson's Six Companies Wound Down After Epstein Links Emerge
17 Feb
Summary
- Six companies linked to Sarah Ferguson are being closed down.
- Company closures follow revelations about Ferguson's contact with Jeffrey Epstein.
- Emails show Ferguson's continued contact with Epstein after his conviction.
Six companies previously linked to Sarah Ferguson are currently being wound down. This action follows the recent release of extensive documents by US authorities, which revealed further details of Ferguson's connection with Jeffrey Epstein.
Ferguson, who served as the sole director for these six businesses, saw applications filed to strike them off the register. The timing of these applications coincides with the public disclosure of previously unseen communications between Ferguson and the convicted sex offender.
Among the recently surfaced exchanges, Ferguson appears to have sent messages to Epstein expressing her availability and affection. Some messages date back to 2011, after Epstein's 2008 conviction for soliciting a minor. These communications highlight a complex and ongoing relationship.
Earlier this year, Ferguson's charity, Sarah's Trust, announced its closure. Additionally, seven other charities have severed ties with Ferguson, revoking her patronage. These events collectively indicate a significant fallout from the Epstein revelations.
