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Police Investigate Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Over Alleged Sexual Misconduct and Corruption in Public Office
Police are assessing sexual offence claims and a woman’s allegation that she was trafficked to Royal Lodge for sex in 2010.
- Thames Valley detectives are investigating Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor for potential misconduct in public office, including sexual misconduct and corruption, following his February arrest on his 66th birthday.
- The investigation stems from his 2010-11 tenure as trade envoy, when he allegedly forwarded confidential reports on visits to Singapore, Hong Kong, and Vietnam to Jeffrey Epstein; newly released files show Queen Elizabeth pressed for Andrew to be given the role.
- Assistant Chief Constable Oliver Wright said there are a "number of aspects of alleged misconduct that the investigation is examining," including claims that a woman was trafficked to the UK by Epstein for a sexual encounter with Andrew.
- Detectives are working to secure evidence showing Andrew met the definition of a "public official" during his envoy role, seeking advice from the Crown Prosecution Service, while the King has pledged royal cooperation with the investigation.
- The royal family has been dogged for more than 15 years by allegations regarding Andrew's relationship with Epstein; Wright stated that "whenever a victim survivor is ready to engage with us, we're ready for you.
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The investigation against Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is expanding – now the police are also investigating allegations of sexual nature. What is behind this?
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The JournalInvestigation into Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor to include claims of sexual misconduct
Detectives investigating Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor are considering allegations of sexual misconduct as part of a wider inquiry into potential misconduct in public office.
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