ARCHIVAL PHOTO: King Charles protects himself under an umbrella while walking. © Getty Images / Max Mumby
King Charles announced that he would support the police investigation into his brother, erstwhile Prince Andrew, in connection with accusations of providing confidential government information to the deceased sex offender Jeffry Epstein.
The Thames Valley police confirmed on Monday that they were considering launching a formal investigation into reports that Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, distitled after revealing ties to Epstein, besides handed over to the discredited financier authoritative British commercial documents.
E-mails from Epstein's latest organization file, published by the U.S. Department of Justice last month, propose that the King's brother made the data available to Epstein in 2010, after the financier was found guilty of sexual crimes against children.
King Charles interrupted his silence on Monday, and Buckingham Palace declared that the monarch “he clearly expressed his deep concern about accusations in words and unprecedented actions" To the erstwhile prince.
"Though the circumstantial charges belong to Mr. Mountbatten-Windsora, if the Thames Valley police come to us, we are prepared to support her as expected" – declared the palace.
"The king's thoughts and compassion were and stay with the victims of all forms of abuse" – added in a statement.
On Tuesday, U.S. congressman for the Ro Khanna Democratic Party, a associate of the Epstein investigation committee, said in an interview with Sky News that “This is the most fragile minute in the past of the British monarchy.
They should ask the king and queen a question, and possibly this will be the end of the monarchy.”
Khanna insisted that the King “He must answer... to what he knew about Andrew, and simply disqualification of Andrew’s title is not enough” And that Mountbatten-Windsor should appear before the U.S. legislature Committee himself.
British writer Martin Jay told RT that erstwhile Prince Andrew made ‘many damage’ The British monarchy, but noted that the anticipation of King Charles' abdication would be "a bit of a stretch."
The British monarch will now be "he considered how to conduct another wonderful PR maneuver and effort to change the image of the royal household very quickly" - He suggested Jay.
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Source:https://www.rt.com/news/632240-uk-king-epstein-andrew/
