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Police Investigate Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Over Alleged Sexual Misconduct and Corruption in Public Office
Detectives are examining sexual misconduct, corruption and confidential-information claims as they seek witnesses and additional evidence in the widening probe.
- Thames Valley Police confirmed they are investigating a claim that a woman was brought to a royal residence in Windsor for sexual purposes involving Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor.
- Authorities arrested Andrew, 66, at his Norfolk estate earlier this year following the Justice Department's release of millions of documents tied to Jeffrey Epstein.
- A lawyer for an alleged victim told the BBC that Jeffrey Epstein sent a woman to Windsor in 2010; Surrey Police are separately investigating two allegations of child sex abuse.
- King Charles, who stripped Andrew of his titles last October, has pledged the royal family's "full and wholehearted support and cooperation" with investigators.
- Assistant Chief Constable Oliver Wright stated the investigation will be lengthy and complex, as authorities also examine Andrew's time as trade envoy for allegedly passing sensitive information to Epstein.
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U.K. police are now investigating Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor for Epstein-linked sex crimes, and one woman's claim has detectives scrambling
U.K. investigators are expanding their probe into Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s ties to Jeffrey Epstein, looking into potential sex crimes and urging alleged Epstein survivors to come forward. The former prince, brother of King Charles and second son of the late Queen Elizabeth II, has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing, but remains under investigation after being arrested three months ago in a pre-dawn raid at his Norfolk home. According to Mediai…
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