Keir Starmer, the British Prime Minister, stated that former Prince Andrew Mounbatten-Windsor should testify before a U.S. Congress committee regarding his connections to Jeffrey Epstein, following the publication of new documents. Starmer emphasized that the priority should be the victims of Epstein and mentioned that those who hold information should be willing to share it. Recent documents suggest that Andrew invited Epstein to Buckingham Palace in 2010, two years after Epstein's conviction for sexual offenses. Additionally, Andrew was involved in a controversy related to a £12 million settlement paid to a victim, Virginia Giuffre, without taking responsibility. Following these events, he and his ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson, were excluded from royal circles. The documents also show his correspondence with Ghislaine Maxwell, who is serving a sentence for sex trafficking of minors.
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Keir Starmer spune că fostul prinț Andrew ar trebui să depună mărturie în cazul Epstein. În ultimele documente apar noi poze cu el
Epstein: UK PM says ex-prince Andrew should testify in US
Andrew should face US Congress questions on Epstein, suggests Starmer
Keir Starmer spune că fostul prinţ Andrew ar trebui să depună mărturie în faţa Congresului SUA despre legăturile sale cu Jeffrey Epstein / Noi imagini cu Andrew Mounbatten-Windsor în documentele publicate vineri - FOTO
După noile documente legate de Jeffrey Epstein, premierul britanic vrea ca fostul prinţ Andrew să depună mărturie în faţa Congresului SUA
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