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Prince Andrew And The Original Claims That Prince Andrew Was Person Of Interest

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Geoffrey Berman, the former U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, made it clear that Prince Andrew was a person of interest in the Jeffrey Epstein investigation. Berman said that despite Andrew’s public claims of being willing to help, he provided “zero cooperation.” His office sought to interview Andrew about his ties to Epstein and the allegations from survivors, but Andrew and his legal team consistently stonewalled. Berman even accused the Prince of “shutting the door” on the investigation after repeated attempts to engage with him were ignored.
Andrew, through his representatives, pushed back by claiming Berman’s statements misrepresented the facts, insisting that he would cooperate “if required.” Yet no voluntary interview ever took place, and the Justice Department confirmed that the Prince had not provided the assistance they requested. This public standoff highlighted the perception that Andrew’s royal status shielded him from the scrutiny that other Epstein associates might have faced, leaving survivors and prosecutors deeply frustrated.
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Geoffrey Berman, the former U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, made it clear that Prince Andrew was a person of interest in the Jeffrey Epstein investigation. Berman said that despite Andrew’s public claims of being willing to help, he provided “zero cooperation.” His office sought to interview Andrew about his ties to Epstein and the allegations from survivors, but Andrew and his legal team consistently stonewalled. Berman even accused the Prince of “shutting the door” on the investigation after repeated attempts to engage with him were ignored.
Andrew, through his representatives, pushed back by claiming Berman’s statements misrepresented the facts, insisting that he would cooperate “if required.” Yet no voluntary interview ever took place, and the Justice Department confirmed that the Prince had not provided the assistance they requested. This public standoff highlighted the perception that Andrew’s royal status shielded him from the scrutiny that other Epstein associates might have faced, leaving survivors and prosecutors deeply frustrated.
to contact me:
[email protected]
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-epstein-chronicles--5003294/support.
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