UK Police Probe Fresh Epstein Allegations Against Prince Andrew
A new investigation by British police is underway into allegations that Jeffrey Epstein, the late convicted sex offender, provided Prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor with a woman to have sex with at the Royal Lodge in Windsor in 2010. The claim was made by a woman who spent the night at the prince's residence and claims she received a tour of Buckingham Palace afterwards.
The alleged encounter took place during a tumultuous period for Prince Andrew, who had recently moved out of his home at the Royal Lodge due to renovations. He is currently living in a temporary property on the Sandringham Estate in Norfolk while his permanent home undergoes work. The prince has always denied any wrongdoing in connection with Epstein.
The allegations were made public after documents related to Epstein's case were released by the US Department of Justice, revealing new claims about Prince Andrew's involvement with Epstein. One such document features a photograph of the prince kneeling over an unidentified woman on the floor, sparking further scrutiny of his alleged links to Epstein.
Police from Thames Valley are reviewing the allegations, which have not been reported to them previously. The investigation does not necessarily mean a criminal inquiry will be launched. Mountbatten-Windsor has consistently denied any wrongdoing in connection with Epstein.
In response to mounting pressure on Prince Andrew to testify before US Congress, Prime Minister Keir Starmer said he should "be prepared" to give evidence about his links with Epstein. The British government's handling of the situation continues to face criticism from anti-monarchy groups and advocates for victims of sex trafficking.
The case highlights the ongoing fallout from Epstein's conviction and the continued pressure on senior royals like Prince Andrew to confront their alleged connections to the convicted offender.
A new investigation by British police is underway into allegations that Jeffrey Epstein, the late convicted sex offender, provided Prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor with a woman to have sex with at the Royal Lodge in Windsor in 2010. The claim was made by a woman who spent the night at the prince's residence and claims she received a tour of Buckingham Palace afterwards.
The alleged encounter took place during a tumultuous period for Prince Andrew, who had recently moved out of his home at the Royal Lodge due to renovations. He is currently living in a temporary property on the Sandringham Estate in Norfolk while his permanent home undergoes work. The prince has always denied any wrongdoing in connection with Epstein.
The allegations were made public after documents related to Epstein's case were released by the US Department of Justice, revealing new claims about Prince Andrew's involvement with Epstein. One such document features a photograph of the prince kneeling over an unidentified woman on the floor, sparking further scrutiny of his alleged links to Epstein.
Police from Thames Valley are reviewing the allegations, which have not been reported to them previously. The investigation does not necessarily mean a criminal inquiry will be launched. Mountbatten-Windsor has consistently denied any wrongdoing in connection with Epstein.
In response to mounting pressure on Prince Andrew to testify before US Congress, Prime Minister Keir Starmer said he should "be prepared" to give evidence about his links with Epstein. The British government's handling of the situation continues to face criticism from anti-monarchy groups and advocates for victims of sex trafficking.
The case highlights the ongoing fallout from Epstein's conviction and the continued pressure on senior royals like Prince Andrew to confront their alleged connections to the convicted offender.
so prince andrew is in more hot water over jeffrey epstein...i mean, i remember when prince andrew first got into trouble with epstein back in 2011 and everyone thought it was just a PR disaster but now it seems like there's actual evidence and the british police are looking into it 
I think this story just goes to show how easy it is to get caught up in our own privilege, doesn't it? Like Prince Andrew, we can be so used to having access and influence that we start to forget about the boundaries and consequences of our actions 
. It's a sobering reminder that no one is above the law, and that even those with the most power and connections can still be held accountable for their mistakes. 
And let's not forget the victim here - whoever made these allegations deserves justice and support, not just scrutiny or criticism 
. The truth will come out eventually, and when it does, we should all be ready to listen and learn from it 
.
... I mean, what's next? Are we gonna find out that Queen Elizabeth herself was partying with Epstein too? 
), but come on, a photo of him kneeling over some girl and now he's living in this tiny Norfolk place... it's just too suspicious. And can we talk about how the PM is already setting up his alibi? I feel like there's something fishy going down here. 
The whole thing is just giving me major #JusticeForEpsteinVictims vibes 
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... i mean, one thing is for sure, he's not as clean as we thought 
what is he hidin'? and now they're sayin prime minster keir starmer is gettin pressure on prince andy to testify... i wonder why they need a congressman from the US to tell them what's good? maybe it's because they know somethin' we don't? 
anyway, this all just smells like a cover-up to me.