Express readers have say on if Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor should give Epstein evidence | Royal | News
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has been called to travel to the US to testify about convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, just days after he was named in more cases. The U.S. Department of Justice released a series of new documents and images as part of the Epstein files on Friday; Andrew was mentioned in some of these.
1,601 people and 1,996 fans voted in the survey conducted by Daily Express between 12:00 on February 2 and 15:20 on February 3. [80%] He shared that Andrew should have been prepared to give evidence.
340 more people [17%] He shared with 55 other people that he should not testify [3%] Voting ‘maybe’.
Like royal fans, US lawyer Gloria Allred, who represents 27 of Epstein’s victims, recently said: “The Metropolitan Police must reopen its investigation into Andrew.
“Additionally, Andrew should be willing to speak to Congress, even though he denies any wrongdoing. He should do so to help survivors learn about what he observed and what happened at the scene.”
His comment echoed those of British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, who recently shared that he thought Andrew “should be prepared” to testify before the US Congress.
Following the latest release of the Epstein files last week, a second woman, then in her 20s, came forward claiming she was sent to England by Epstein.
According to the BBC, the woman’s lawyer, Brad Edwards of the US firm Edwards Henderson, claimed that the encounter took place at the Royal Lodge in Windsor.
