Latest / The Vault: The Epstein Files / Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and the Most Serious Legal Threat He Has Faced (5/22/26)
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- 0:00Speaker 1: What's up everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
- 0:03Epstein Chronicles. When Prince Andrew was first arrested, I told
- 0:07you that that would open the door to a much
- 0:10larger investigation. Well that door has been opened, and now
- 0:15authorities in the UK have expanded that investigation to include
- 0:20sexual misconduct because of course Andrew is up to more
- 0:25than just passing secret information to his BFF Jeffrey Epstein.
- 0:29So what you do is you use the charges that
- 0:32you feel are strong to open that door, and once
- 0:35the investigation begins, it's on from there. Because once you
- 0:41have that inroad, you have probable cause basically to dig
- 0:45deep into somebody's life. And that's what's happening now to Andrew.
- 0:50He's finally getting the colonoscopy that he deserves, and considering
- 0:53how many decades this guy was out there acting Michael Fool,
- 0:57who the hell knows what they're gonna come up with.
- 1:00So today we have an article from the Deli Mail
- 1:02and the headline police probe Andrew mount Batton Windsor over
- 1:07sex offenses stunning update on investigation of former prints as
- 1:12officer's appeal for potential victim survivors to come forward and
- 1:16this article was authored by Rebecca Camber. Andrew mount Batten
- 1:21Windsor is being investigated by the police over a potential
- 1:25sexual offenses. There's probably more right. I mean, look at
- 1:29the emails that were said by Prince Andrew to Gley
- 1:32and Maxwell about finding them girls down in Peru. Like,
- 1:36what are we even talking about here? Why is the
- 1:39Prince of England having a known sex trafficker locate girls
- 1:43for him in Peru? Is that too big of a
- 1:46question to ask? Am I out of line for asking
- 1:48that question? Because Andrew's royalty, well, la f angoule to
- 1:53that royalty and they can all get stuffed as far
- 1:56as I'm concerned, especially considering how the royal family protected
- 2:01Andrew for all these years, including the Queen, so I
- 2:05don't have any sympathy for them. In a bombshell development,
- 2:11detectives announced that a misconduct and public office probe into
- 2:14the former Prince has broadened to consider a wide range
- 2:18of offenses, including sexual misconduct and corruption, just as I predicted,
- 2:26Like Bobby Bacolaw says in The Sopranos, Quasimoto predicted all
- 2:31of this. Three months after the former Duke of York
- 2:36was arrested overclaims that Elaque secrets to pedophile financier Jeffrey
- 2:40Epstein during his decades as the UK Trade envoy. Officers
- 2:44are now interviewing witnesses about suspected criminal offenses. Well, yeah,
- 2:50what exactly took you guys so long? We've only been
- 2:54yelling about this for years. People have only known that
- 2:57Andrew was up to no good for years. But now
- 3:01we have this big investigation all of a sudden. Okay,
- 3:03better late than ever, and hopefully they're going to do
- 3:07the right thing. And what I mean by that is
- 3:09a real investigation. Let the chips fall where they may.
- 3:13If Andrew's innocent, so be it. And that's all I've
- 3:16ever called for, a robust, real investigation, and I believe
- 3:21if that occurs, then all these people will end up
- 3:24in prison. And when I say that, I don't mean
- 3:26all of them in prison for engaging an abuse, but
- 3:29just about every single person that was involved with Epstein
- 3:33was committing financial crimes, knowingly or otherwise. And when it's
- 3:37rico case, it doesn't even matter if you don't know.
- 3:40The second that you receive funds from somebody that is
- 3:44running a criminal organization, you have now received illsted funds
- 3:48from a criminal organization and they can freeze your whole
- 3:51last bank account. I've seen it happen. I've watched it
- 3:55go down. And that's one of the main reasons why
- 3:59this was never a Rico case, and it's why they're
- 4:02so adamant on calling Epstein a lone wolf. They don't
- 4:05want to reframe it in the proper framing because they
- 4:07understand the problems that would bring Thames Valley Police will
- 4:11today make a public appeal for potential victims survivors to
- 4:15come forward. It comes after the force identified multiple lines
- 4:19of inquiry in what's being described as a significant investigation.
- 4:24Good for them, and I encourage anybody with any information
- 4:29to come forward. And keep in mind, if you start
- 4:32pressing Prince Andrew, who the fuck knows who he's gonna
- 4:34rat on. That's always an option. And that's why in
- 4:39a Rico case, you go after everybody. You start with
- 4:42the low levels, you flip them, you get them to
- 4:44turn on the bosses, and you go from there. So
- 4:47if they have Andrew on something serious, maybe they try
- 4:49to flip them. Police have seized evidence in a rate
- 4:52of Andrew's former home at Royal Lodge, Windsor and his
- 4:56new property on Sandringham Estate, Norfolk, which officers are now
- 5:00said to be carefully working through. It's understood so probably computers,
- 5:06phone records, et cetera. And if they're following the money trail,
- 5:11can you imagine where Prince Andrew's money trail ends up?
- 5:15Fucking Libya, Beijing? Who knows. The major update follows the
- 5:21release of new documents yesterday relating to Andrew's appointment as
- 5:24Trade Envoy. They revealed that the late Queen was very
- 5:28keen for her son to take a prominent role in
- 5:31the promotion of national interests when her cousin, the Duke
- 5:33of Kent stepped down from the role. Look, I don't
- 5:36falter from that. If I was the Queen or the King,
- 5:39I don't want my son to be in a prominent
- 5:41role too, But I would expect my son to do
- 5:45the right thing. But you're carrying a legacy here, not
- 5:50just your own, the whole royal family, the whole nation
- 5:53of the UK. Act. Accordingly, bro had everything he ever
- 5:58wanted and he squandered it. And yep, I'm going to
- 6:01say it every time we talk about Prince Andrew as
- 6:04all of us are struggling daily to pay bills, to
- 6:08live a life, fuck to go on a little weekend vacation.
- 6:12This rotten bastard was squandering all of that and more,
- 6:16and at the same time hurting people while he was
- 6:18doing so. So if anybody deserves what's happening to them,
- 6:22in my opinion, it's Prince Andrew. Andrew had a preference
- 6:28for missions to sophisticated countries, but should not be burdened
- 6:32with the meetings and paperwork associated with the role. The
- 6:35files released by the government showed. The fifteen page document
- 6:39was published following pressure from MP's in the wake of
- 6:43the Epstein files being made public by the US Department
- 6:46of Justice. And I wish we had a real administration
- 6:50here in America that cared because we could be working
- 6:53in coordination with our European friends to get shit moving.
- 6:57But of course that's the last thing that these people want.
- 7:01They don't want transparency. They want you to move on.
- 7:04That is all they care about. Putting this shit in
- 7:06the rear view mirror, that's all they care about. So
- 7:10my question to you is are you gonna let them?
- 7:15They suggested that the then Duke was sharing potentially commercially
- 7:18sensitive information cleaned from his official post with Epstein. Police
- 7:24descended on his home at wood Farm in February, taking
- 7:27Andrew into custody on his sixty sixth birthday. Happy birthday,
- 7:30Duke of Pork, You dumb bitch. Enjoy your couple hours
- 7:34in jail and the picture that came with that worth
- 7:39its weight in gold. He was released some eleven hours
- 7:43later under investigation. Thames Valley Police have now revealed that
- 7:48senior officers or already speaking to the Crown Prosecution Service
- 7:52for early investigative advice ahead of a potential prosecution. YO,
- 7:57can you imagine what a trial will look like for
- 7:59Prince Andrew? I am here for it and honestly I
- 8:06might have to go to the UK for that. And
- 8:07I'm only half kidding when I say that, Like that
- 8:10would be something, and considering I've been planning on getting
- 8:14to London at some point, might be the perfect time.
- 8:18They're also liaising with the American DOJ to formally request
- 8:21evidence contained in the millions of documents from the Epstein files.
- 8:25I think that's going to be a litmus test if
- 8:28the DOJ plays ball. Okay, we'll tip our cap but
- 8:31if they try to play games and keep the UK
- 8:34investigators from getting these files, that's going to tell us
- 8:37something too. Alongside the allegations from the files, they're assessing
- 8:41separate claims that Epstein sent a woman to the UK
- 8:44for sex with Andrew in twenty ten, mirroring accusations made
- 8:49by the late Virginia Roberts, who said that she was
- 8:52trafficked to have sex with the former Duke. Well. I
- 8:56believe her, and not just because Virginia told me that.
- 8:58I think the contemporary evidence and the evidence at the
- 9:02time proved it. And unwilling to stand ten toes down
- 9:06and defend that position because anybody trying to say that
- 9:09that picture's fake or she never met Andrew, they're going
- 9:12to come up lacking and anybody spitting that kind of
- 9:16shit has no idea what they're talking about. Andrews settled
- 9:23the New York civil case brought by miss Roberts for
- 9:25a reported twelve million pounds without any admission of liability.
- 9:29He's denied her claims in the past, denied the claims,
- 9:33but paid the settlement. You make your own decision. Detectives
- 9:38have spoken to a lawyer for the alleged second victim,
- 9:41who has not been identified, but officers are yet to
- 9:44carry out interviews because she has not made a formal
- 9:46complaint to the police. Assistant Chief Constable Oliver Wright said
- 9:51the force had assembled a dedicated team of its most
- 9:55experienced specialist investigators, which include detectives experienced in investigating serious
- 10:01sexual attacks and financial experts. Hey, Donald Trump, you're paying attention.
- 10:08This is how you put an investigation together. I mean,
- 10:10we've got Pam Bondi telling us that we should be
- 10:13worried about the doo. Meanwhile, over here in UK, they're
- 10:16putting together a whole assed task force to go after
- 10:19Andrew and hopefully it exposes some bullshit here in America.
- 10:23And I can't believe I have to say that. It's
- 10:25so embarrassing. It is so embarrassing to have to say
- 10:28that the most powerful, the greatest investigative body on the planet,
- 10:34the FBI, is getting absolutely pansed by some local police
- 10:38forces in the UK. Chew on that shit for a minute.
- 10:45He confirmed that they had spoken to a number of witnesses,
- 10:47but said he hopes there will come forward to shed
- 10:50light on Andrew's relationship with the pedophile. I really want
- 10:54to stress that our door is open whenever a victim
- 10:57survivor is ready to engage with us, We're ready for
- 11:00you at whatever point that may be, The Assistant Chief
- 11:03Constable said, in terms of Epstein's victims and survivors, we
- 11:07hope that anyone with relevant information will come forward. I
- 11:11really hope people down in Peru are hearing about what's
- 11:14going on here, and I hope that the girls that
- 11:16were abused there get their day in the sun. They
- 11:19deserve it. They deserve not to be forgotten, and they
- 11:23deserve people who abuse them allegedly to be held accountable.
- 11:28And if that person or persons happen to be Andrew
- 11:31or anyone in Epstein's circle, investigate them, arrest them, convict them.
- 11:40In terms of Epstein victims and survivors, we hope that
- 11:42anyone with relevant information will come forward. There's a number
- 11:47of aspects of allegedmist conduct that the investigation is examining,
- 11:51so we're speaking with a range of witnesses. We do
- 11:54really want to get the message across that we're encouraging
- 11:57anyone with information to get in touch with us. He
- 12:01warned that the inquiry could take months before detectives are
- 12:04ready to submit a file of evidence to the CPS
- 12:08to consider whether it bring any criminal charges. Yeah, it's
- 12:11gonna take time. We're talking about decades of allegimist conduct,
- 12:16so it's gonna take time. And guess what, We'll be
- 12:18here for all of it, every step of the way,
- 12:22because what happened with Prince Andrew is important too. It's
- 12:26not just about Epstein, like I keep telling you, it's
- 12:29about all these people that are rich, powerful, who think
- 12:33they can do and get away with whatever they want.
- 12:36That shit is done. I've had my fill, and I
- 12:39refuse to bow down and be compliant to a bunch
- 12:43of sick degenerates, just like I'm not going to be
- 12:45preached to by people who think interdimensional beings are flying UFOs.
- 12:51The senior officer added. The investigation is by necessity hugely
- 12:56thorough and will take time. We're proceeding with real care
- 12:59and caution. One of the key issues to be determined
- 13:02is whether the former Prints can be considered a public
- 13:05officer under the terms of the offense. Police will have
- 13:09to interview various officials and seek disclosure from the government
- 13:12of any documents Andrew signed regarding confidentiality in his role,
- 13:17which he held for ten years until twenty eleven. CPS
- 13:22guidance says there is no simple definition of a public
- 13:25officer and each case must be assessed individually, taking into
- 13:29account the nature of the role, the duties carried out,
- 13:32and the level of public trust involved. Public officials include
- 13:37individuals such as police officers, civil servants, judges, elected officials,
- 13:42and army officers. Yeah, people that represent the fucking country.
- 13:46Why is it so hard for people to just step
- 13:48the right way? I wish I had the privilege that
- 13:53Andrew did. I've had to scrape and scrap and fight
- 13:58for everything I have, and my goal has always been
- 14:01I want to earn more so I can give more.
- 14:03And I don't just mean like the charity. I mean
- 14:05to people. I care about my family, my friends, people
- 14:08that are in trouble. That's what I'd want to do
- 14:12with my wealth, with my power. And I'm sure that
- 14:15the vast majority of you feel the same way. And
- 14:18when you have somebody like Prince Andrew completely shit on
- 14:20that and act the way he does, it enrages me.
- 14:26Emails released in the Epstein dump suggests the former duke
- 14:29shared reports of official visits to Hong Kong, Vietnam and
- 14:33Singapore with the financier Pedophile. Andrew was the UK Special
- 14:38Representative for Trade and Investment in Asia in twenty ten
- 14:42and eleven. He's accused of sharing confidential reports and investment
- 14:46opportunities with Epstein after the financier Pedophile was released from
- 14:51prison on child sex offenses in two thousand and nine.
- 14:55Remember this happened after Epstein was already a convicted diddler.
- 15:00But uncle touchy over here, he's never met a diddler
- 15:03he didn't like, right, So Andrew was just quick to
- 15:06get on the email. One email in November twenty ten
- 15:10was forwarded by Andrew just five minutes after being sent
- 15:13by his Zen Special Advisor, a Meet Patel. Then, on
- 15:17Christmas Eve in twenty ten, Andrew allegedly looped Epstein in
- 15:21on a highly confidential briefing about investment opportunities in the
- 15:25reconstruction of Hellman in Afghanistan. Oh you mean Hellman that
- 15:29we destroyed? That's cool? How many people got rich in Afghanistan?
- 15:35That's a whole last other conversation. But boy, those poppy fields,
- 15:39they were a poppin'. Do you really think people weren't
- 15:43getting rich? Do you really think Jeffrey Epstein and his
- 15:46buddies weren't involved in Afghanistan. Detectives are now speaking to
- 15:52officials in the Cabinet Office and Buckingham Palace, which had
- 15:56previously released statement confirming staff Stan ready to support the police.
- 16:00Well that's good. What do you know? Royal aids say
- 16:04that the Palace cannot comment while there's an active police
- 16:07inquiry for fear of prejudicing any investigation. That's fair. I
- 16:12can agree with that. Sources point back to the robust
- 16:15action taken by the King in stripping his brother of
- 16:18his remaining titles and honors and ensuring his departure from
- 16:22Royal Lodge. Both he and Queen Camilla, who has highlighted
- 16:26issues around violence against women, also said last year that
- 16:30their thoughts and utmost sympathies have been and remain with
- 16:34the victims and survivors of any and all forms of abuse.
- 16:39The King's brother has not addressed the allegations, but has
- 16:42always denied any wrongdoing in his dealings with Epstein or
- 16:45knowledge of his sex crimes. Misconduct in public office, which
- 16:50carries a potential maximum life sentence, covers a range of
- 16:53offending including sharing confidential information, sexual misconduct, corruption, fraudulent conduct,
- 17:00and dishonesty. Well, looks like Prince Andrew hits all the spots,
- 17:05doesn't it. So it's going to be interesting to see
- 17:08how this investigation unfolds. And like I told you a
- 17:11couple of weeks ago, I'm gonna have a podcast that
- 17:13follows along with just Prince Andrew and the situation he's in,
- 17:17because it's gonna blow up. And as that trial and
- 17:21that investigation moves forward, there's gonna be a lot to
- 17:23get to. And I know I've had a lot of
- 17:25people from Europe reach out and ask me if I
- 17:28was going to do something like that, and the answer
- 17:30is most certainly yes. And once I have it all
- 17:32set up and ready to go, I'll make sure that
- 17:34I put a link in the description box. But until then,
- 17:38that's going to do it for this one. All the
- 17:40information that goes with this episode can be found in
- 17:44the description box.