Scottish police have begun investigating information about the stay of former British prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell at the royal residence of Balmoral. The meeting reportedly took place in 1999, when Andrew invited Epstein and Maxwell to the estate in Scotland. Tagesspiegel ↗
Police stated that they had received information concerning the activities of this trio during their visits to Balmoral. Investigators are currently carrying out active steps, with the case still at an early stage. It is not yet known whether the investigation will lead to charges being brought or to further legal action. Le Figaro ↗
Attention is focused on the circumstances of the visits and on the question of whether other activities connected with Epstein could have taken place at the royal estate. He was an American sex offender, and his contacts with Andrew were in the past the subject of public criticism. Maxwell was Epstein's associate. Der Standard ↗
Police have so far not disclosed details about the information received or about specific individuals who might be subject to questioning. The investigation concerns events from more than 25 years ago, and neither its scope nor its expected duration is known.
Scottish police investigating Andrew and Epstein's stay at Balmoral
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Škótska polícia vyšetruje pobyt exprinca Andrewa a Epsteina na kráľovskom sídle Balmoral
hnonline.sk
| 13:31 30.10.
Nová kauza okolo bývalého princa Andrewa: Polícia vyšetruje jeho pobyt na kráľovskom panstve s Epsteinom
ekonomika.pravda.sk
| 13:23 30.10.
Was geschah 1999 auf Schloss Balmoral?: Schottische Polizei ermittelt zu Einladung Andrews an Epstein
Tagesspiegel
| 13:34 30.10.
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