Police Should Search Former Prince Andrew's Files—Campaigners
Summary
British anti-monarchy campaigners say police should have looked at Prince Andrew's emails and documents. This follows reports that he asked an officer to find negative information on Virginia Giuffre. The police decided not to start a full investigation.Key Facts
- Campaigners want Prince Andrew's emails and documents checked by police.
- Virginia Giuffre accused Andrew of misconduct related to Jeffrey Epstein.
- In 2011, a photo of Andrew and Giuffre became public, taken at Ghislaine Maxwell's house.
- The police recently reviewed reports about an email Andrew sent in 2011 but found no new evidence of wrongdoing.
- Anti-monarchy group Republic demands a fuller police investigation.
- There are claims of protection and lack of transparency involving the royal family.
- Andrew settled a 2021 civil court case with Giuffre for an undisclosed amount, with no admission of guilt.
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