PRINCE Andrew's friendship with sex monster Jeffrey Epstein will "haunt him for the rest of his life", a top US lawyer has said.
More damaging revelations are also set to emerge, revealed another legal expert close to the case.
Spencer Kuvin, whose Florida law firm represented three of Epstein's underage victims, said one glimmer of hope for the Duke of York that he will now almost certainly not face criminal charges in America.
Mr Kuvin spoke exclusively to the Sunday Express as Scotland Yard chiefs said they had not ruled out an investigation into sexual assault claims against the King's brother.
A fourth tranche of bombshell civil court documents is due to be released in New York tomorrow. Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz, appeared in last week's batch and 85, warned:
"There are smoking guns yet to be revealed." Prince Andrew, 63, who paid a reported £12million out-ofcourt settlement with alleged Epstein "sex slave" Virginia Giuffre almost two years ago, on no admission of liability, now faces a bleak future over the continuing stream of revelations.
The Duke denies any wrongdoing.
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