It has been reported that King Charles III of England is ready to support a police investigation into allegations that his brother, Prince Andrew, passed confidential information to Jeffrey Epstein. These allegations resurfaced after the US Department of Justice released new Epstein documents.
Elchi.az reports that, according to the latest documents released in the US, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor allegedly sent some “confidential” material to Epstein in 2010.
Graham Smith, leader of the anti-monarchy Republic group in England, has filed a police complaint against Andrew in connection with this situation, accusing him of “abuse of state office and violation of official secrets”.
The Thames Valley Police announced that they have received the complaint and are evaluating the information within the framework of standard procedures.
Buckingham Palace: We will provide support if needed
A Buckingham Palace spokesman said that King Charles expressed “deep concern” about the allegations against Andrew.
The statement emphasized that the palace is ready to support the investigation at the request of the police.
Prince Andrew had previously denied any connection with Epstein. He has not made any new statement regarding the latest allegations.
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