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Following the release of the latestJeffrey Epsteinfiles, a clip ofSarah Fergusondefending her ex-husband againstVirginia Giuffrehas resurfaced, with critics branding it "disgusting."

The clip is from the former Duchess of York's 2015 appearance on The Meredith Vieira Show. In it, she brandedAndrew Mountbatten-Windsor'saccuser a "salacious" liar.

Virginia Giuffre made huge allegations against ex-Prince Andrew

Virginia, who was one of convicted sex offender Epstein'smost prominent victims,made several allegationsagainst Andrew when he was still a prince. In 2022, the pair reached an out-of-court settlement in regard to these claims. But the latest batch of Epstein files has renewed criticism of the former prince.

Now, a clip of Sarah defending Andrew against Virginia, who allegedly took her own life last year, is going viral. In the clip, from January 2015, the former Duchess said: "I don't understand how people can make salacious lies up."

"This is defamation of character of a person that is the opposite of how he has been portrayed," she added, before describing Andrew as "one of the greatest men I've ever met in my life."

"It is a shockingly accusatory lie which I won't stand by and let anybody believe," she continued. "I have to shut it down right now."

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In aRedditthread discussing the clip, one person branded Sarah's behavior as "embarrassing."

"Probably one of the worst people walking this earth," someone else said.

"She's knee deep in it," commented another Reddit user. "She can't claim she didn't know what was going on."

They continued: "Disgusting to see this coming from a woman and a mother of two girls. I guess she is ok with it as long as it's not her girls being trafficked."

Sarah herself is mentioned in the Epstein files numerous times, too, although inclusion is not anindication of wrongdoing. Among the documents, there are emails that show the disgraced duchess asking the late financier for money tohelp pay off debts.

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Less than 24 hours after Harvey Levintold Sean Hannitythat he'd no longer be sharing if and when a note aboutNancy Guthriewas sent to TMZ, he's gone against his word.

On Wednesday, Feb. 18, Levinrevealed that TMZhas received another note, though this one appears to be more of a ransom note, similar to the initial unverified ransom notes that were sent to various news stations early on in the investigation.

TMZ reports that someone sent a "sophisticated" note with a demand to be paid in cryptocurrency other than bitcoin in an amount that's close to the initial $6 million ransom.

"This email graphically describes the consequences if the ransom isn't paid," TMZ reports. The outlet said it would not be sharing any additional details about the email, which has been sent to the FBI.

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As far as the public is aware, whomever is sending these notes, whether they be legitimate or not, has not provided the Guthrie family with proof of life.

Ina different note sent to TMZ earlier this week, someone claimed to know the identity of the person behind Nancy's disappearance. Whomever sent that note asked for 1 Bitcoin up front for the information and another after an arrest had been made. That note indicated that Nancy had been taken across the border and was in Mexico.

In it's latest update, TMZ claims that law enforcement has contacted authorities in Mexico. OnTuesday, Feb. 17, Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos said there was no indication that Nancy was taken across the border.

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NEED TO KNOW

• Actor Peter Greene's cause of death has been revealed, two months after he was found dead in his New York City apartment Dec. 12

• The star was known for movies like Pulp Fiction

• "Nobody played a bad guy better than Peter," his manager Gregg Edwards said in an interview after his death

Peter Greene's cause of death has been revealed, two months after he wasfound dead in his New York City apartmenton Friday, Dec. 12.

New York's Chief Medical Examiner office said Wednesday, Feb. 18, that Greene, who was 60, died of a "gunshot wound of left axilla with injury of brachial artery." The manner of death was deemed an "accident."

Greene's death was first reported by theNew York Daily News. His manager Gregg Edwards confirmed he was found dead in his apartment in a statement obtained by PEOPLE Dec. 13.

Edwards toldNBC Newsthat a wellness check was conducted at Greene's home after music was heard playing in his apartment for over 24 hours. He had spoken with the actor earlier in the week.

"Nobody played a bad guy better than Peter," Edwards told the outlet. "But he also had, you know, a gentle side that most people never saw, and a heart as big as gold."

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Greene's first screen role was in 1990 in an episode of the NBC crime drama seriesHardball. His film debut came two years later in the movieLaws of Gravity,starring alongsideEdie Falco.

The New Jersey-born actor starred in several breakout roles in the early 1990s, including the filmsClean Shaven(1993),The Mask(1994) as the antagonist, Dorian Tyrell, starring oppositeJim CarreyandCameron Diaz, as well asQuentin Tarantino'sPulp Fiction(1994), in which he notably played the antagonist Zed.

Greene also made memorable appearances in the moviesKiss & Tell(1997),The Usual Suspects(1995),Blue Streak(1999), andTraining Day(2001), the latter of which saw him act oppositeDenzel WashingtonandEthan Hawke.

"He was one of the best character actors on the planet," Edwards toldDeadline."He was a good friend who would give you the shirt off his back. He was loved and will be missed."

"Peter's latest project was driven by his passion for raising awareness about the global deaths resulting from the administration's dismantling of USAID," Edwards said in a statement obtained by PEOPLE. "He was co-producing and served as one of the narrators for the documentaryFrom the American People: The Withdrawal of USAID, alongside Jason Alexander andKathleen Turner."

Sharing aGoFundMerelated to the project, he added, "The best way to honor him would be to help him spread the word about what is happening."

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