Andrew Windsor Labeled 'Walking Dead' in Monarchy Over Epstein Scandal
The former Duke of York has found himself at the center of a new scandal after the U.S. Department of Justice released millions of pages of documents related to his late acquaintance, financier Jeffrey Epstein. These materials reportedly include photos and correspondence that have once again raised the question of his need to testify to American authorities.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer stated that the focus should remain on Epstein«s victims and emphasized that Windsor must fully cooperate with the investigation.
»Anyone with information should be prepared to share it,«he said.
Attention to Windsor has resurfaced after media reports claimed that another woman was allegedly sent to him for sexual services in 2010. These assertions echo earlier accusations by Virginia Giuffre, who claimed she was delivered to Windsor at age 17 on Epstein«s orders, where she was sexually assaulted. Windsor has repeatedly denied these allegations and has not commented on the new claims.
The published documents also detail Windsor«s business ties with Epstein, including attempts to attract investments for projects in Libya and Afghanistan. The correspondence mentions that Epstein tried to involve the late Queen Elizabeth II in promoting a film by Harvey Weinstein before he was exposed as a rapist.
Sources close to the royal court said these revelations only confirm the correctness of the decision to remove Windsor from official duties.
«People around him are sure that he will definitely move to the Middle East to avoid ongoing legal interrogations and attention to this endless scandal. In royal circles, he is now a walking dead,»media quoted one source as saying.
Despite all this noise, Windsor was recently photographed during a horseback ride – in the pictures he looked relaxed. He continues to live in his residence while renovations are underway at his new planned home.
Some American politicians insist that Windsor must testify about the extent of his friendship with Epstein, stating that the public deserves the truth. Among the millions of released pages were also compromising photos of Windsor and other materials.
