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New Epstein Files Renew Calls for Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor to Testify
Newly released files reveal fresh claims linking Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor to Epstein, with lawyers urging testimony to aid ongoing investigations involving multiple alleged victims.
- The BBC reports another woman alleges Epstein sent her to the UK to meet Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, renewing calls from victims' lawyers for him to testify; Mountbatten-Windsor has shown no signs of giving evidence.
- On 2026-02-03, emails show the DOJ sought a voluntary interview with Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and delivered a formal request to the Home Office in April 2020.
- Her lawyer Brad Edwards noted, Virginia Roberts Giuffre sued Mountbatten-Windsor under the New York Child Victims Act and settled in 2022 for about $16.4 million before her death in April 2025.
- Royal sources say Buckingham Palace has reiterated that the King and Queen express sympathies to victims while monitoring released files, despite no official comment so far.
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The Independent (US)Andrew congratulated Epstein on his release from house arrest
The emails were among the latest tranche of documents released by the US Justice Department
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Epstein Files reveal a direct account of Prince Andrew being “an accessory” to the death of a tortured sex slave.
Epstein Files reveal a direct account of Prince Andrew being "an accessory" to the death of a tortured sex slave. The young girl was tricked into believing she was being recruited for a modeling career by Ghislane. pic.twitter.com/O2LukPQBF5 — Died Suddenly (@DiedSuddenly_) January 31, 2026
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