Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor latest: Epstein blamed ‘Charles’ on day ex-duke left trade envoy role

Former attorney general Nazir Afzal said that Jeffrey Epstein’s victims were ignored in investigations because the interests of the state took priority.

“When the state is victimized, the state acts quickly. When women are victimized, the state almost does not act at all,” he said. Guard.

“The view of the victims is that their suffering was not treated with the same urgency by the British police as crimes alleged to have been committed against the interests of the state.”

Afzal said a woman contacted him and claimed that Epstein sent her to the United Kingdom, where she was assaulted. “They feel like they’ve been ignored for years,” he said.

“No one seems to be able to effectively deal with difficult things like allegations of sexual assault and human trafficking,” she added.

Royal aides have warned the former prince that it would be a “bad image” if he was seen frolicking on horseback during a police investigation.

Sir Keir Starmer has sidestepped calls for a public inquiry into Jeffrey Epstein and his use of UK airports to smuggle girls into the country.

Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey has called on the Government to release all flight records and documents relating to the pedophile financier.

It comes after former prime minister Gordon Brown wrote to six police forces demanding an investigation into whether former prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor used taxpayer-funded jets and RAF bases to meet convicted sex offenders during his time as trade envoy.

Analysis: Times It alleges that Jeffrey Epstein was trafficking women through British airports until a month before his arrest in 2019.

Booking records, fuel receipts and flight records, all disclosed in the Epstein files, revealed that the convicted sex offender flew in and out of the UK by private jet more than 60 times. He also arranged commercial flights for young women.

Police are investigating whether the victims were smuggled into commercial airports and some RAF bases in the UK on Epstein’s private jet.

Jeffrey Epstein accused “Charles” the day Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor left his post as trade ambassador.

“I assume you know this is what Charles did,” the convicted sex offender wrote on July 21, 2011, the day it was announced that the former duke would step down from the position.

His remarks came after a colleague wrote: “There’s a lot of TV on PA and there’s always a big story about you. Crazy.”

It is believed that PA refers to former prince Andrew.