According to a New York prosecutor, Isabel II's son has shown "zero" cooperation with the FBI in the investigation around his friend.
Andres, the prince of scandals who was always "horny"
Prince Andrew abandons his public duties, harassed by the 'Epstein case'
New problems for the British royal family after Geoffrey Berman, prosecutor for the southern district of New York, has said that Prince Andrew is not willing to collaborate with the investigation that takes the case against Jeffrey Epstein , who committed suicide in his cell on last August. Although the queen's son had claimed to be willing to help in whatever was necessary to uncover the crimes of his friend, the truth is that the US authorities have been unable to contact him.
According to Berman, the 'royal' has shown "zero" cooperation with both justice and the FBI , which has tried to interview him without success on multiple occasions. All this despite the fact that from Buckingham Palace it has always been maintained that they would do everything necessary to prove Prince Andrew's innocence and to do justice with the victims of the well-known billionaire, who had previously been imprisoned for similar charges.
The Duke of York, who was removed from his duties in the royal house after the summer by this scandal, had benefited until now the storm that had generated the hurricane 'Megxit'. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle had hoarded all the covers for their decision to partially detach themselves from the family and for the tensions that this decision has caused in the British monarchy environment, but now attention could be focused on him again if he continues to refuse to cooperate
Andrés' attitude has already been erratic in the past, especially during a BBC interview in which he was unable to give convincing explanations or show signs of regret for his close relationship with a man accused of sexually trafficking dozens of minors age. One of them, Virginia Giuffre , now Virginia Roberts, says she was forced to have sex up to three times with the Duke of York. In at least one of those meetings, he had not yet turned 18.
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