Police ignored dossier of evidence on Andrew, whistleblower claims
Anthony Page says police ignored his concerns and has lodged a formal complaint as Thames Valley Police widens its inquiry into sexual misconduct claims.
- Last week, former Metropolitan Police Royal Protection officer Paul Page formally lodged a statement with the FBI in London, documenting his first-hand experiences regarding Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and access to Buckingham Palace.
- Page cited Representative Thomas Massie's public demands in the U.S. House of Representatives for investigations, stating it was his duty to assist with the ongoing examination of Epstein-related matters.
- The statement reportedly covers events around 1997, detailing how access was facilitated for women to visit Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor at his residence and Buckingham Palace, involving Ghislaine Maxwell.
- Separately, Page filed a formal complaint alleging improper communication from a senior serving officer, which the directorate of professional standards is assessing as Thames Valley Police continues its misconduct investigation.
- Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, stripped of royal titles and evicted from his Royal Lodge home in February, has consistently denied all allegations of wrongdoing as the investigation into public office misconduct continues.
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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's ex protection officer goes to the FBI about women in the Palace
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's ex protection officer goes to the FBI with a full statementWith a six year tenure serving the royals under his belt, a former royal protection officer has a lot to say about Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and the time he spent working for him. So much so that he turned up...
Ex-royal protection officer gives FBI evidence on Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor
Ex-royal protection officer gives FBI evidence on Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor . Paul Page, a former royal protection officer who served at Buckingham Palace for six years, has provided a formal written statement to the FBI regarding Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor after Thames Valley Police allegedly failed to respond to his offer of testimony
After accusations of sexual misconduct, Mountbatten Windsor was stripped of his royal titles.
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