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Met chief visits Washington to seek help over Mandelson files
The Met commissioner seeks full access to Epstein-related emails to support UK probes into alleged leaks by Lord Mandelson and Prince Andrew, amid victim concerns over redactions.
- This week, Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley is traveling to Washington to press US authorities for the release of unredacted exchanges between Lord Mandelson and Jeffrey Epstein.
- Scotland Yard opened an inquiry into allegations that Mandelson and Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor leaked sensitive government information to Epstein, which can carry a life sentence.
- Records show Mandelson allegedly shared details of a 500 billion euro bailout in 2010, while Andrew reportedly forwarded official trip reports from 2010 and 2011 to Epstein.
- Obtaining unredacted records through mutual legal assistance typically takes about a year, while victims' lawyers criticized the US government for mishandling sensitive file releases last month.
- Potential refusal from the US Department of Justice may delay the release of unredacted files, as investigators face delays in securing key evidence.
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UK's top cop visits US to push for Mandelson's unredacted Epstein files release
Sir Mark Rowley will press US authorities to release unredacted Epstein emails as police investigate claims Peter Mandelson and Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor leaked sensitive government information
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