King’s pal says Charles ‘wants Andrew to testify over Epstein before the US Congress’ | Royal | News

Andrew was asked to testify but never did. Now the King’s long-time friend and historian Jonathan Dimbleby has suggested that the King desperately wants his brother to openly disclose his relationship with Epstein.

he said BBC Newsnight: “I absolutely believe, I can’t say with 100% certainty, but I certainly believe that he would very much like her to stand up and give evidence.”

“But he knows that standing up and saying it is a futile hiding.”

Even more disturbing revelations emerged from the latest chapter of the Epstein files published by the US Department of Justice.

Messages in autumn 2010 show the disgraced financier contacting royal aide David Stern and saying: “I want to go to Tripoli, let’s organize it with my father.”

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The pedophile then sent another email to Mr. Stern, writing, “People who saw Pa asked me if I wanted to meet him because he doesn’t know where to put his money, not what to do with it, currencies, etc. So I wondered if Pa should make the entrance instead.”

The emails were first uncovered from the Epstein files by Channel 4 News; It was reported that the “father” was referring to the late Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi to distinguish himself from his well-known son Saif.

Mr. Stern apparently consulted Andrew in a response dated the next day, October 8, 2010, writing: “He is considering the best approach and will meet with me when I next see him in Hong Kong on October 17 (he leaves for Asia today).”

The former Duke of York made an official visit to China in October 2010 and was Britain’s trade envoy at the time.

The Express has contacted Andrew’s representatives for comment.