Met investigates reports of letter detailing claims about Meghan's father
Summary
The Metropolitan Police in London is investigating whether a letter with serious allegations about Thomas Markle, the father of the Duchess of Sussex, was passed to Meghan Markle in 2018. The letter reportedly included claims of child sexual abuse, which Markle denies, and authorities in the Philippines and the US are also looking into related evidence.Key Facts
- A letter with allegations about Thomas Markle was reportedly sent to a specialist police unit in London in 2018.
- Meghan Markle says she was informed of the "disturbing allegations" in that letter and was assured they were being investigated.
- The UK police are not investigating Thomas Markle directly but are checking if the letter was correctly handled.
- Thomas Markle, Meghan’s father, lives in the US and denies the abuse claims.
- Images allegedly showing child sexual abuse linked to Markle were found at his former home in the Philippines.
- Philippine authorities are investigating the evidence with help from police forensics.
- The FBI in the US is aware of the allegations and may assist in the investigation.
- Meghan’s half-brother said he reported the alleged abuse images to the police after finding them at their father’s home.
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