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EXCLUSIVE: Andrew Windsor 'Almost 100% Set to Flee Britain' After FOURTH Police Force Enters Epstein Files Probe
Multiple UK police forces review 3 million pages of Epstein files focusing on flights linked to child trafficking and allegations involving Prince Andrew, including 15 post-conviction flights.
- On Tuesday, multiple UK police forces began reassessing the three million pages of Epstein files released last month, with Essex Police assessing private flights linked to Stansted Airport and reviewing flight logs and emails.
- The released files reveal up to 90 flights to Stansted Airport's private terminal, including 15 after Jeffrey Epstein's 2008 conviction, while Bedfordshire Police examine Luton flights linked to the case.
- Surrey Police are seeking access to unredacted Epstein files tied to a child abuse allegation in the FBI July 2020 report and found no record of it reported to them.
- Calls mounted for police to question Andrew, as Prime Minister Gordon Brown urged a re-examination and Thames Valley Police confirmed it is assessing claims against him.
- Andrew's payment of �12M to Virginia Giuffre, who died last year, involved royal help and preceded his title loss in October 2025 and eviction from Royal Lodge last month.
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Ex-Prince Andrew ‘Almost 100% Set To Flee Britain’ Amid Epstein Files Probe
Photo Credit: Max Mumby/Indigo/Getty Images As scrutiny increases, many believe that Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is “almost 100% set to flee Britain.” Meanwhile, a fourth UK police force has confirmed reviewing material linked to child predator Jeffrey Epstein. Queen Elizabeth’s second son has to be feeling the pressure. Is Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor leaving the UK for good? Photo Credit: Aaron Chown / POOL / AFP via Getty Images According to Rad…
Andrew's unhappy birthday: All the fresh Epstein probes shamed ex-royal faces - The Mirror
After more than three million pages from the Epstein Files were released, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor faces more pressure from the police and the public as shocking new claims and images were released
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