Sarah Ferguson Allegedly Sought Advice From Jeffrey Epstein While He Was in Jail

​​Sarah “Fergie” Ferguson seemingly communicated with Jeffrey Epstein about a children’s charity while he was in jail for taking advantage of children.

In the U.S. Department of Justice’s January 30 release of files related to the late sex offender’s ongoing scandal, there were email exchanges between Epstein and someone with a redacted email address who, according to the Daily Mail, is Ferguson, 66.

On July 4, 2009, Saudi businessman Amr A. Al-Dabbagh wrote the former Duchess of York an email with the subject line, “meeting at the Royal Lodge,” addressed to “Your Royal Highness.”

“I was very honored to have met you at the Royal Lodge, and I must thank you again for the two lovely books you signed for my daughters,” Al-Dabbagh penned. “They were so excited they carried them off to read over the summer holidays and I haven’t seen any sign of either the books or the girls since.”

Al-Dabbagh then brought up his charity writing: “As I mentioned, I founded the Stars Foundation and we look after disadvantaged children in areas of health, education and protection in the U5MR countries and one of our channels is Mums for Mums, which offers training opportunities for destitute mothers (inc. income generation activities, business skills & revolving loan fund), childcare, reproductive health training, family nutrition advice (using cactus), support for Orphans & Vulnerable Children (OVCs).”

“I thought I’d let you know cause it’s dealing with mothers in a certain segment that Mother Unite may not cover,” he added.

On Sun, July 5, 2009, Fergie forwarded the email to Epstein — seemingly to get his thoughts on the charity — who was serving a jail sentence for “solicitation of prostitution and of solicitation of prostitution with a minor under the age of 18,” at the time, according to NPR.

Epstein responded to the children’s book author via email that day, suggesting she “imaigine [sic] a movie trailer modeled after” the “Be All You Can Be,” slogan from the U.S. Army, “with photos of mothers, not soldiers, breast feeding [sic] not shooting, reading to a child, not teaching them to shoot a rifle.”

That same day, Fergie responded, “Has anyone told you, you are a genius.”

According to the Daily Mail, Epstein was able to be on his email because he was part of a “work release” program through the department of corrections which “allowed him to spend time at his office in Palm Beach.”

Shortly after his correspondence with Andrew Mountbatten Windsor’s ex-wife, Epstein was released from jail on July 22, 2009, after serving less than 13 months of his 18-month sentence, per NPR.

Fergie, who previously said via a representative that she was “taken in” by Epstein’s “lies,” also denies any wrongdoing and consistently maintains her innocence.”