Former Prince Andrew Faces Scrutiny as Police Continue Investigation
Former Prince Andrew is facing increased scrutiny as authorities continue their investigation related to the Jeffrey Epstein case. Recent reports detail a dramatic scene at the Royal Lodge, where Andrew reportedly protested his removal, exclaiming, “I’m the Queen’s second son, you can’t do this to me.”
The incident at Royal Lodge, his former residence, occurred as Andrew was being asked to vacate the property. De Telegraaf reported on the emotional outburst.
Meanwhile, investigators are questioning Andrew’s protection officers as part of the ongoing Epstein inquiry. The BBC reports that the Metropolitan Police are seeking information about what the officers may have seen or heard.
Andrew was previously arrested in connection with allegations stemming from his association with Epstein, but was later released. The New York Times provided live updates during that period.
The situation raises questions about the future for those connected to Epstein, with some asking if Andrew’s arrest marks a turning point. de Volkskrant explored whether this is the beginning of the end for the so-called “untouchable” Epstein class.
The unfolding events continue to draw significant media attention, highlighting the ongoing fallout from the Epstein scandal and its impact on prominent figures. NOS reported on the police continuing their investigation in Andrew’s former home.
