The 'other' Princes legal & public problems.

[fuzzybuddy]

Prince Andrew continues to be drawn into the Epstein affair. As an uniformed American on the subject, to me, there seems to be a shift in the 'Royal' tactics when dealing with a situation. I believe they pretend a controversy does not exist, and continue on as normal-hoping that it will all blow over. That's what strikes me as being odd- Prince Andrew's retirement from his 'Royal' duties. That's almost an admission of some misdeed-something Royals never do. Well, that's my scholarly (?) take on it. What do you think?

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/courts/prince-andrew-called-uncooperative-in-jeffrey-epstein-pro

 

[Wren]

I agree fuzzy, the obvious answer is for the Security team to open their records, they would show where he went, times, dates, etc.

Just seen on the news he has given zero help and he’s probably entitled to sovereign immunity.....

 

[hollydolly]

I agree fuzzy, the obvious answer is for the Security team to open their records, they would show where he went, times, dates, etc.

Just seen on the news he has given zero help and he’s probably entitled to sovereign immunity.....

One member of his security team a former police protection officer, was quoted today as saying that at one period of time, Prince Andrew was 'entertaining'' Ghislaine Maxwell up to 4 times a day

 

[Wren]

I wonder where the official diaries of that time are being kept (and why) they could clear his name once and for all.......

 

[pleinmont]

I am a monarchist, however, no Royal should be above the law, it would appear Andrew has a case to answer.

 

[toffee]

all I hear is how he flew in the falklands etc …….nothing to do with this issue ...
he was a playboy when he left and roamed around the world doing sweet bbbb all......….
in my mind he should have been given a job ' but the Queens fav son was not until

the tax payers said hey' what is this guy doing ? cannot see him going to answer anything
as people speak for him ..!