Epstein survivor calls on Palace to search Andrew's files
Summary
An abuse survivor linked to Jeffrey Epstein has urged Buckingham Palace to investigate Prince Andrew's connection to the financier. Juliette Bryant wants the Palace to thoroughly review Andrew's records and emails. Bryant, who has not accused Andrew of abuse, expressed hope that actions will follow recent supportive statements from the Royal Family.Key Facts
- Juliette Bryant, an abuse survivor, has urged Buckingham Palace to look into Prince Andrew's files related to Jeffrey Epstein.
- Bryant has not accused Prince Andrew of abuse but wants more investigation into his ties with Epstein.
- Buckingham Palace issued a statement expressing support for ongoing investigations.
- The Palace is open to cooperating with the police if approached for assistance.
- Andrew has denied any wrongdoing linked to his friendship with Epstein.
- More than three million files about Epstein were disclosed by the U.S. Department of Justice.
- Some released files suggest Andrew shared confidential information with Epstein during his work as a trade envoy.
- Bryant met Epstein in 2002 in Cape Town and reported being abused by him multiple times.
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