Epstein victims want former Prince Andrew to testify before lawmakers. He's unlikely to do so
Summary
Victims of Jeffrey Epstein want former Prince Andrew to testify about his knowledge of Epstein and his associates. Despite calls from U.S. congressmen and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, he is unlikely to agree to this request.Key Facts
- Former Prince Andrew's reputation was damaged after a 2019 BBC interview about his ties with Jeffrey Epstein.
- Epstein's victims, along with U.S. lawmakers and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, want Andrew to share what he knows.
- Andrew might face difficult questioning if he agrees to testify.
- Legal experts believe it is unlikely Andrew will voluntarily agree to such questioning.
- The demand for Andrew's testimony is part of broader investigations into Epstein's network.
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