Lawyers warn Prince Andrew ‘we’ll find you’ to serve new legal papers

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Attorney Spencer Kuvin, acting for Caroline Kaufman, wants Prince Andrew to testify and is threatening to personally deliver legal papers to him if necessary

Prince Andrew is once again drawn into the Jeffery Epstein sex scandal as he attempts a comeback.

A lawyer says the Duke was at the mansion of American pedophile Epstein the night Epstein raped a teenager there.

Spencer Kuvin wants Andrew to testify and threatens to personally deliver legal documents to him if necessary.

Mr Kuvin is acting for Caroline Kaufman, 28, who alleges Epstein assaulted her at his New York home when Prince Andrew was a guest there in December 2010.

He said: “We are looking into serving Prince Andrew. We would have a subpoena issued here in the States, taken to England and located, then we would have to track him down and have him served. It should be a fairly easy target to locate.”

Reports over the last week suggest that Andrew is eyeing a return to public life.

A source was quoted as saying the Duke believes his titles should be reinstated and his position recognized and respected.

The 62-year-old prince lost his HRH and other titles over claims by Epstein victim Virginia Giuffre that he sexually assaulted her three times when she was 17.

Andrew said he has no recollection of meeting her, but in February he settled the US civil case out of court for an undisclosed sum believed to be in the millions.

At the time, he pledged in a statement to support “fighting the evils of the sex trade and by supporting its victims.”

But Mr Kuvin, from Florida, added: “Frankly, it’s embarrassing for the royal family that he’s even attempting a comeback.

“If Prince Andrew is going to be true to his word, I urge him to make a statement about what happened the night Caroline was attacked. He should volunteer, we shouldn’t try to minister to him to get his testimony.

“Caroline wants to know what he has to say. She wants all witnesses to come forward.”

Financier Epstein hanged himself in prison in 2019 at the age of 66. A representative for the Duke declined to comment.