Andrew investigation could be about more than Epstein files

It is likely we have only seen the tip of the iceberg compared to what the police have seen.

House Democrats view Mountbatten-Windsor’s arrest as a step toward justice for the Epstein victims.

By Annie Karni

Former Prince Andrew Arrested, BBC Reports - What’s News - WSJ Podcasts - The Wall Street Journal

Former Prince Andrew Arrested, BBC Reports - What’s News - WSJ Podcasts  The Wall Street Journal

What does Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s arrest mean?

Police action sets up extraordinary possibility of senior royal standing trial

Arrest of Andrew, brother of King Charles, shakes the House of Windsor

Unlike King Charles I, who was arrested in 1647, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor will not be executed. But his legal woes and ties to Jeffrey Epstein threaten to damage the royal family.

By Steve Hendrix

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor on US law enforcement radar 15 years before UK arrest

Recently disclosed documents show name of former prince came up during 2011 inquiry into Jeffrey Epstein Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor arrested – live updates While Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s arrest by British police on Thursday came after years of uproar over his association to Jeffrey Epstein, documents show that he had been on the radar of US law enforcement for nearly 15 years. Mountbatten-Windsor’s name came up during a 2011 FBI inquiry into Epstein, investigative documents recently disclosed by the justice department reveal. Mountbatten-Windsor has denied all allegations of misconduct related to Epstein. Continue reading...

By Victoria Bekiempis

Police at Sandringham after Andrew revelations in Epstein files - The Times

Police at Sandringham after Andrew revelations in Epstein files  The Times

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor arrest: History of his royal homes – from Wood Farm to Royal Lodge

Police searches were being carried out at both Wood Farm and Royal Lodge

By Laura Elston

Police Flood Ex-Prince Andrew’s Estate Following Arrest — See the Scene

After Andrew's arrest, King Charles says 'law must take its course' in personally signed statement

King Charles expressed deep concern over his brother Andrew's arrest, assuring full royal family cooperation with authorities. He emphasized that the law must take its course, with the investigation proceeding fairly. The Prince and Princess of Wales reportedly back the King's stance. This marks a historic moment, with Andrew being the first senior royal arrested in nearly 400 years.

By NAOMI CANTON

Epstein files detail ‘Andrew for access’ plans of his ultra-wealthy friends - The Observer

Epstein files detail ‘Andrew for access’ plans of his ultra-wealthy friends  The Observer

Inside King Charles' Complicated Relationship With Ex-Prince Andrew

When Queen Elizabeth II died in 2022, King Charles III inherited the conundrum of what to do about his problematic younger brother, then known as Prince Andrew. After taking a series of steps to...