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Gordon Brown Submits New Epstein Files Dossier Including Andrew to UK Police
Former PM Gordon Brown submitted a new five-page dossier with fresh allegations including Prince Andrew's involvement in trafficking via UK airports to multiple police forces.
- A new memorandum was delivered to multiple UK constabularies, including the Metropolitan, Surrey, Sussex, and Thames Valley Police, by Gordon Brown today, containing new Epstein information.
- Last week, Brown had already submitted information from the Epstein Files to several police forces, including alleged evidence of trafficking through UK airports.
- In his account, Brown urged an in-depth police investigation after he said he had 'dobbed' former Prince Andrew into several UK police forces and was shocked by his findings.
- Authorities detained the ex-royal this morning on suspicion of `misconduct in public office`, which carries a potential life sentence and does little for victims.
- Brown warned investigators that the scale would become apparent if police investigations into flights are conducted, while questions remain over why Brown held information not previously available on trafficked girls and women.
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Former UK Prime Minister and Labour Leader Gordon Brown has secured this Thursday...
Gordon Brown says he dobbed Andrew in to police
Former PM Gordon Brown has said that he dobbed former prince Andrew into “several UK police forces”. Brown wrote a five-page letter to various forces, including the Met, Sussex and Thames Valley, which he says contained “new and additional” information from the Epstein files. The ex-royal was arrested this morning on suspicion of ‘misconduct in public office’ — which carries a potential life sentence but does nothing for Andrew’s and Epstein’s v…
Gordon Brown hands police new Andrew dossier and demands sex trafficking probe - The Mirror
Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown revealed he has written to several police forces with additional information about Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, who was arrested on Thursday morning
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