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James PaTTERSON F On March 11, a devastating undersea earthquake and tsu- nami move Japan’s main island by several feet, shifting the earth on its axis. The destruction is horrific and unprecedented. But { on March 13, the Daily Mail devotes four pages and seven sepa- rate articles to Prince Andrew. That same day, the Telegraph runs three pieces, and the Sunday Times runs a two-page spread head- lined GUN SMUGGLER BOASTS OF SWAY OVER ANDREW. On March 14, the Guardian runs one more piece about ul 3 Andrew’s troubles. . PRINCE ANDREW DOMINATES HEADLINES DESPITE THE EARTHQUAKE, the headline reads. Alan Dershowitz: Septen , f the ongoing lawsuits ar S| millions left to spare. Mea : ; whether Epstein trafficked ‘f ' seems to be going nowhere. f ning to look as if Epstein is fir But for Epstein’s friend an itz, things are about to get ver : At the start of 2008, Brad ~ lawyer, had filed a motion in | of two unnamed women accu: showitz of participating direct a | Prince Andrew had had no , 3 itz had objected to the accu B terms. | ‘There's absolutely no kern 240 Fi HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_022137