Summary
British police are searching Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's previous home as part of a misconduct investigation linked to his association with Jeffrey Epstein. He was arrested and questioned but not charged, and the probe involves allegations of sharing confidential information. Other police forces are also examining Epstein's connections in the UK.
Key Facts
- British police searched Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's former home on the Windsor estate for a second day.
- He was questioned about possible misconduct in public office related to Jeffrey Epstein.
- Mountbatten-Windsor, aged 66, was held for 11 hours but released under investigation.
- The investigation involves claims that he shared British government documents with Epstein.
- These documents included investment information about Afghanistan, Vietnam, and Singapore.
- Thames Valley Police opened a full investigation into the misconduct allegations.
- A conviction for misconduct in public office can lead to a life sentence.
- The investigation is separate from previous allegations of trafficking for sexual encounters.
