Prince Andrew Has Failed To Cooperate With FBI Over Epstein Inquiry Say US Prosecutors

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Prince Andrew has provided “zero” cooperation with the Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking inquiry according to US prosecutors.

Manhattan’s top federal prosecutor said that his team and the FBI had contacted the prince’s lawyers and asked to interview him.

The Dukes failure to cooperate with the FBI comes despite his earlier promises to help investigations in any way possible.

RT reports: Speaking outside the mansion formerly owned by Epstein, attorney Geoffrey Berman said Andrew has not yet responded to the FBI’s request and has offered “zero cooperation” so far. That’s despite the British royal earlier saying that he would be willing to help “any appropriate law enforcement agency” in conducting their investigations into sexual assault claims made against Epstein and the co-conspirators who aided him.

“[Prince Andrew] publicly offered, indeed in a press release, to cooperate with law enforcement investigating the crimes committed by Jeffrey Epstein and his co-conspirators,” Berman continued.

Andrew’s friendship with Epstein has come under scrutiny in recent months, leading him to address criticisms in a car crash BBC interview in November, which prompted even more accusations about the relationship and forced him to step back from his public duties as part of the royal family.

Berman gave no specific details as to the information the FBI would be hoping to learn from Andrew, but said Epstein would not have been able to carry out his crimes without help from co-conspirators.

7 Comments

  1. Big deal The age of consent is just plain stupid now and anyway he’s not a American citizen do not subject to their laws

  2. Who cares. The bitch was old enough. And like the FBI are credible in any way right now after obumma and the clintons ruined them by dragging them into the swamp.

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