US EditionFormer Prince Andrew summoned by US Congress to explain Jeffrey Epstein links
Democratic members of the House Committee on Oversight seek Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s testimony about Jeffrey Epstein’s network amid financial records raising serious questions.
- On Thursday, Democratic members of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform summoned Andrew Mountbatten‑Windsor to Washington, D.C., requesting a transcribed interview and a response by November 20.
- Virginia Giuffre's posthumous memoir and previously unaired interview renewed scrutiny of Andrew's ties to Jeffrey Epstein, while Democratic members of the House Committee on Oversight cited financial notations and a 2011 email exchange prompting further questioning.
- King Charles III issued Letters Patent last week stripping Andrew Mountbatten‑Windsor of his HRH style and prince title in The Gazette, and he reportedly settled a US civil suit for $22.75 million.
- The committee says its probe aims to identify Epstein's co‑conspirators and has formally requested a transcribed interview, but Congress cannot compel foreign nationals and lacks subpoena power without Republican members of Congress.
- Despite title removals, investigators and advocates say the push for answers continues as lawmakers say stripping Andrew Mountbatten‑Windsor's title will `do little to deter` those seeking testimony.
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Former Prince Andrew Mountbatten Windsor Called Upon By House Oversight Democrats to Testify in Jeffrey Epstein Investigation | Just Jared: Celebrity News and Gossip
Democrats are calling upon the former prince Andrew Mountbatten Windsor to testify as part of a probe regarding the Jeffrey Epstein investigation. According to Politico, the House Oversight Committee Dems are looking into the embattled royal’s “long-standing friendship with Mr. Epstein” that indicate he may “possess knowledge of his activities” relevant to the investigation. Keep reading to find out more… “The Committee is seeking to uncover the…
On Thursday, November 6, the U.S. Congress has asked Andrés Mountbatten Windsor, the brother of King Charles III of England, to appear to be interviewed on account of his relationship with paedophile Jeffrey Epstein.The highest-ranking Democrat in the House Oversight Commission, Robert Garcia, has written a letter sent today to Mountbatten Windsor to submit to a transcribed interview with the said committee.Andrés Mountbatten Windsor, who was st…
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