Sarah Ferguson is alleged to have given a major warning to staff at the late Jeffrey Epstein’s Palm Beach mansion.

Sarah Ferguson has been dragged back into the Epstein scandal (Image: GETTY)
Sarah Ferguson has been dragged back in the Jeffrey Epstein scandal with files claiming that a “Duchess of England”, believed to be the 66-year-old, gave staff at the late sex offender’s mansion a six-word warning.

Sarah is said to have told staff to “see nothing, hear nothing, say nothing”, according to the US files. The line was in a manual drawn up to Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell’s staff – and is thought to have been by Sarah.

The manual also shared advice on how to “properly maintain a house” and “contained all of the tasks that were demanded” at the house located in Palm Beach.

Although the manual was first disclosed in 2021, with no evidence of who helped write it, an anonymous former employee said that they first saw it after Sarah visited.

Referring to Sarah as the “Duchess of England”, the ex-staff member claimed that they recalled how they first saw this manual “when a Duchess from England came”.

The unnamed Duchess is also described as a “woman who was supposed to be royalty”.

The manual also shared: “Appearance is extremely important if high standards are to be maintained. A favourable first impression goes a long way.

The late Jeffrey Epstein died by suicide back in 2019 (Image: GETTY)

“Personal cleanliness, good presentation, and a genuine and polite ‘aim to please’ approach are very important.”

Much like Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, who lost his titles and honours last year, Sarah has also denied any wrongdoing when it comes to Epstein scandal.

Both Andrew and Sarah did not join the royals at Sandringham for the annual Christmas celebrations last month.

Representatives for Sarah Ferguson and Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor have been contacted.