British police stated Saturday they’ve discovered no proof that Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor requested one in all his bodyguards to research Jeffrey Epstein sufferer Virginia Giuffre.
London’s Metropolitan Police in October stated it was wanting into media experiences that the previous Prince Andrew in 2011 sought info to smear Giuffre by asking a police bodyguard to seek out out if she had a prison report. The Mail on Sunday newspaper claimed the then-prince handed Giuffre’s date of beginning and social safety quantity to his taxpayer-funded bodyguard.
In a press release on Saturday, the pressure stated its evaluation “has not revealed any extra proof of prison acts or misconduct,” and it will not open a prison investigation.
“The Met stays dedicated to totally assessing any new info that might help on this matter,” stated police Central Specialist Crime Commander Ella Marriott. “To this point, we’ve not acquired any extra proof that will assist reopening the investigation. Within the absence of any additional info, we can be taking no additional motion. Our ideas will all the time be with Ms. Giuffre’s household and associates following her loss of life.”
Giuffre, who died by suicide in April, alleged that within the early 2000s, when she was an adolescent, she was caught up in Epstein’s intercourse trafficking ring and exploited by Andrew and different influential males.
King Charles III formally stripped his youthful brother of his royal title final month after new particulars emerged of Andrew’s relationship with Epstein and Giuffre’s posthumous memoir refocused consideration on her allegations. Lately-released photographs from Epstein’s property, shared by Democrats on the Home Oversight Committee, present Andrew and different well-known figures.
Mountbatten-Windsor reached an out-of-court settlement with Giuffre in 2022 after she filed a civil swimsuit in opposition to him in New York. Whereas he didn’t admit wrongdoing, he did acknowledge Giuffre’s struggling as a sufferer of intercourse trafficking.
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