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British Detectives Want Epstein Files — But Washington Holds the Keys (5/25/26) · The Epstein Chronicles

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Speaker 1: What's up everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
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Epstein Chronicles. Well, I know this is going to shock
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a lot of people out there, but the Trump Justice
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Department is running roadblocks when it comes to the UK
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getting information about Prince Andrew and Jeffrey Epstein. And according
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to new reports coming out of the UK, due to
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this roadblock, they might not be able to bring their
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case or charges, or even decide on those charges before
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twenty twenty seven. And in my opinion, the whole entire
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point is office Gate to keep this going long enough
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that Trump's out of office, and that's the plan of
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the administration, to kick the can down the road and
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make it somebody else's problem. Because if they think this
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is going away because Donald Trump and his supporters who
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are here temporarily by the way, you know, elections happen
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all the time. If they think that this is going
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to go away because they wanted to, they're wrong. Eventually
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there's going to be new leadership and there's going to
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be a fresh look. And I hope at that time
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a special Council is appointed and every single person that
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was part of this cover up gets exactly what's coming
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to them. Legally, speaking, because that's what everybody deserves. You
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want to cover up this bullshit. Cool. You might not
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have been involved with Epstein, but you're certainly involved in
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covering up the crimes now. And just like in Watergate,
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it's the cover up, stupid, not the actual crime. Today's
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article is from the Deli Mail and the headline Andrew
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detective probing his links with Jeffrey Epstein are being frustrated
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by the US Department of Justice and won't be able
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to decide on charges before twenty twenty seven. This article
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was authored by Elizabeth Hey. Detectives probing Andrew mount Batten
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Winsor's links to Jeffrey Epstein are being frustrated by the
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US Department of Justice and won't be able to send
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the key to the CPS to decide on any charges
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before twenty twenty seven, all by design. I hate to
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say it, but it's true. If the Justice Department wanted
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to help out, they would, But they know that Prince
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Andrew has the goods And I have a funny feeling
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that if Prince Andrew is facing decades in prison, but
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he's going to have a lot to say, and who
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the fuck knows what kind of wild shit is going
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to come out of his mouth. So I'm sure there's
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people over here in the DOJ that want to protect
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their guys, you know, the Epstein administration. So they don't
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want to turn this information over to the UK because
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then it's out of their control, out of their hands.
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Once they give the information to the UK, it's not
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up to them anymore, and God forbid they seed power.
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Police are said to be struggling following his arrest in
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February on suspicion of misconduct in public office, in part
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because they're not yet to receive any help from American investigators.
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So pathetic but expected, especially after what happened in Iran.
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I mean, you had Kira Starmer thumbing his nose at
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Donald Trump. You thought that Donald Trump wasn't going to
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get some get back mister petty himself. Of course, he's
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going to get some get back, and if that means
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smothering the Epstein story a little bit more at the
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same time, all the better. Andrew was detained after details
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about his friendship with pedophile Epstein were revealed in documents
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released by the US government. Emails appeared to show that
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the former Duke of York passed reports of official visits
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to countries including Singapore and Vietnam as part of his
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role as UK Trade envoy to Epstein. But Tames Valley
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Police this week confirmed it's holding a wider probe into
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other allegations against Andrew, ends appealing for anyone with information
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to come forward, and I've heard that plenty of people
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are coming forward. Now I don't know what kind of
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tangible evidence they're going to provide, but the fact that
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people are coming forward is a big deal. And once
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the dam breaks, then that's when we usually get a
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bunch of allegations come tumbling in and I think we're
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getting close to that point when it comes to Andrew.
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The Force is said to be concerned about a public
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perception that only the alleged sharing of official information with
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Epstein is being investigated, and only misconduct involving the state
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rather than individuals. As part of this, it's stressed it's
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also looking into a claim that a woman was brought
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to the UK to have sex with Andrew Virginia, and
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we also know about the massage therapists that were sneaked
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into Buckingham Palace. With such a wide scope, the investigation
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could take up to two years. The CPS is not
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expected to be able to bring any charges before twenty
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twenty seven, and look that's to be expected. Do your
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due DELI dgens, look for evidence, make sure you have
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all your ducks in a row, and make sure you
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have the right people on the job. That's what they
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should be doing. This isn't the kind of investigation that
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you put a rush on, right you have to be
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very meticulous. You're dealing with very powerful people and you
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know that they're going to find a way or try
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to find a way to wiggle off the hook. So
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you have to come correct and you have to make
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sure you have all the evidence that you could possibly have.
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And I hope that's what's going on in the UK,
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but it's going to be hard for that to occur
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if America doesn't play ball. Misconduct in public office is
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a notoriously difficult charge to prove, but can encompass anything
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from sexual misconduct to corruption, dishonesty and improper influence, and
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it carries a maximum life sentence in prison. I don't
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think that's going to happen. Life sentence doubtful, But I
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think Prince Andrew is in the most serious jeopardy he's
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ever been in, and I think that if the UK
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authorities do their due diligence, we might see Prince Andrew
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behind bars. And if you would have told me that
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five years ago, I would have told you that you
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were a smoking dope. But here we are, and it's
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the persistence of people like you that have led us
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to this place. Investigators must find evidence that Andrew deliberately
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acted in a way he knew was wrong while holding
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public office, or that he acted with willful neglect. I
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don't think that's difficult. I mean, we saw in those
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emails it was obviously neglectful and he knew what he
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was doing. Question is can they prove it. A key
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part of Detective's investigation rest on obtaining unredacted copies of
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the emails released in the Epstein files from the Department
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of Justice. They have had to make a formal request
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to access the emails with the originals needed to launch
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any prosecution under a legal agreement between Britain and the
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United States. The process used to try and obtain the
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documents takes around a year, and there's no guarantee that
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they will be released. So far, it's understood no such
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files have been shared with the Thames Valley Police. Pathetic,
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absolutely pathetic. Tell me there's not a cover up going on,
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and tell me that that cover up is in being
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directed from the White House. Earlier this year that he
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had of met police. Sir Mark Raleigh traveled to Washington
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himself to press for the release of unreadacted exchanges between
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Epstein and Peter Mandelssohn. Mandelssohn was also previously arrested on
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suspicion of misconduct and public office for his contact with
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the pedophile while in government. Both Andrew and Mandelssohn deny
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any wrongdoing. It comes as a force issued a major
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update in their investigation this week and said officers were
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broadening the probe to, amongst other matters, look into sexual
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misconduct and corruption. And that's how it works. This is
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what I spec you related when the case was first
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brought that they'd broaden it. They always do. And if
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he gets indicted, look for a superseded indictment because once
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they have you, they have you, and once they start
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digging into your life, they're going to find a bunch
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of shit that they can charge you with, especially when
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you're as corrupt as bitch, ask Prince Andrew. Police seized
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evidence and raids of Andrew's former home at Royal Lodge,
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Windsor and his new property on the Sandringham Estate, Norfolk,
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which officers are now said to be carefully working through
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and who the fuck knows what kind of evidence they grabbed,
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I mean, videos, phones, books, who knows. Officers have already
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conducted interviews with multiple witnesses and have appeal for victim
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survivors to come forward. They've already been in touch with
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the Crown Prosecution Service for early investigative advice, practice common
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in complex and serious investigations. LA four said it was
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still assessing reports that a woman in her twenties was
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sent by Epstein to the UK to have sex with
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Andrew in twenty ten. That's human trafficking, even if she's
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over age. Do people not understand that? You add all
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these women and girls from all these different countries being
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trafficked being sent to people like Andrew, and I don't
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think there's any doubt about that at this point, plenty
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of evidence backing it up. She is said to have
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spent the night with the then Prince at Royal Lodge
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before later having tea and being given a tour of
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Buckingham Palace. She's the only Epstein accuser who says she
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slept with Andrew at a royal residence. Detectives have spoken
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to lawyer Brad Edwards for the alleged victim, who has
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not been identified, but officers are yet to carry out
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interviews because she has not made a formal complaint to
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the police. In an interview with The Daily mel earlier
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this year, mister Edwards said of his client, she was
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severely exploited by Jeffrey Epstein. An extension of that was
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the exploitation of her by Prince Andrew. She's a strong person.
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She wants to believe in justice, but it's very difficult
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in light of what she knows. We need some cooperation
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and we need somebody with a conscience and a real
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desire to make things right. Yeah, good luck, good luck
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finding that we're in short supply of that shit. Mister
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Edwards represents more than two hundred victims of Epstein and
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previously called for the Palace to sit down with his
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clients to discuss her allegations. Meanwhile, the family of Virginia Roberts,
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who was also alleged that to beIN trafficked to the
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UK by Epstein for sex with Andrew said the police
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update is huge and it gives them hope. Speaking the
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Sky News on Friday, Miss Robert's sister in law, Amanda Roberts, said,
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I think initially it's very encouraging. You know, initially it
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was only we were hearing that it was going to
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be investigations of conduct like sharing government information. And to
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hear that potential of an investigating sexual crimes, that's huge.
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It's more than we're seeing here in this country, and
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that actually gives us home. That's true, and it's pathetic,
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but it's true, and that's why I'm calling for the
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estates to get more active. New York, Florida, New Mexico,
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everywhere that Epstein was needs to get active at a
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local level and if crimes were committed in your state,
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you can go after these people. Assistant Chief Constable Oliver
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Wright said the force had assembled a dedicated team of
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its most experienced specialist investigators, which include detectives experienced in
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investigating serious sexual attacks and financial experts. He confirmed that
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they had spoken to a number of witnesses, but said
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he hopes others will come forward. To shed light on
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Andrew's relationship with the pedophile. I really want to stress
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that our door is open whenever a victim survivor is
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ready to engage with us, We're ready for you at
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whatever point that may be, the Assistant Chief Constable said,
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in terms of Epstein's victims and survivors, we hope that
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anyone with relevant information will come forward. Describing progress in
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the investigation, he said, we have been working really closely
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with the Department of Justice office in the US seeking
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further information that may be related to this investigation. We
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have also been working really closely with CPS. There's a
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number of aspects of allegedmis conduct that the investigation is examining,
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so we're speaking with a range of witnesses. We do
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really want to get the message across that we're encouraging
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anyone with information to get in touch with us. He
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warned that the inquiry could take months before detectives are
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ready to submit a file of evidence to the CPS
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to consider whether to bring criminal charges. The senior officer added,
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the investigation is by necessity hugely thorough and will take time.
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We're proceeding with real care and caution. The update came
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just days after the release of new documents on Thursday
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relating to Andrew's appointment as Trade Envoy. They revealed that
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the Queen was very keen for her son to take
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a prominent role in the promotion of national interest when
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her cousin, the Duke of Kent, stepped down from the role.
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The Queen was right in the mix when it comes
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to defending Prince Andrew and making sure that he was
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enabled this whole entire time. Now, I'm not willing to
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say that she knew exactly what he was up to,
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but I'm not going to say she didn't know either,
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because it would be very difficult for me to believe
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that the Queen's people, her counsel, everyone around her isn't
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going to tell her, Look, there's some smoke here, and
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not only is there some smoke, there's some fire. So
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I think the Queen had a blind spot for Andrew,
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and I think that she was willing to overlook everything
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he was up to, even though it brought great shame
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to the family. Andrew had a preference for missions to
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sophisticated countries, but should not be burdened with the meetings
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in paperwork soitiated with the role the files released by
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the government showed. So in other words, I'm not coming
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to any of these third world countries. I only want
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to go where I can pill for money from rich people,
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basically what he's saying. The fifteen page document was published
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following pressure from MPs. Detectives are also speaking to officials
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in the Cabinet Office and Buckingham Palace, which has previously
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released a statement confirming staff stand ready to support the police.
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So look, the investigation into Andrew continues, and not only that,
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but it's growing and right now the one thing holding
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it back is a Trump administration and their refusal to
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play ball. So now we wait. We wait for the
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process to make its way through the courts, and then
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we wait to see, even if ordered to do so,
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if the Trump administration provides the UK authorities what they're
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looking for. I mean, considering how they've treated the Epstein
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files release here in America, you know they're going to
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drag their feet. So we'll have to see what's what,
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and we'll have to see what the court says. Now
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that the court looks like they're going to get involved,
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