Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, previously known as Prince Andrew, has been called upon by US authorities to provide testimony regarding Jeffrey Epstein. Congressional investigators, in a letter, have expressed the need for his cooperation in identifying Epstein’s partners in crime. The letter, sent by Representative Robert Garcia of the House Oversight Committee, urges Mountbatten-Windsor to participate in a recorded interview due to his close ties with Epstein and the allegations against him involving Virginia Giuffre.
The document sets a deadline of November 20, 2025, for the former Prince to respond to the Committee’s request. It emphasizes the importance of shedding light on Epstein’s illicit activities and seeking justice for the victims. The letter highlights the history of Mountbatten-Windsor’s relationship with Epstein, including their travels together and the accusations of misconduct involving minors.
The Committee stresses the significance of Mountbatten-Windsor’s potential insights into Epstein’s criminal network and urges him to assist in the investigation. The letter references Virginia Giuffre’s claims of abuse and the flight logs linking Mountbatten-Windsor to Epstein’s activities. It also mentions financial records indicating questionable transactions between the two individuals.
Furthermore, the letter mentions concerns about potential attempts to silence victims and the ongoing investigation in the UK regarding alleged actions by Mountbatten-Windsor against Giuffre. The Committee requests Mountbatten-Windsor’s cooperation in revealing any information that could aid in understanding Epstein’s network of associates.
Given the gravity of the situation, the Committee urges a prompt response from Mountbatten-Windsor by the specified deadline. The Committee highlights its authority to investigate such matters and emphasizes the importance of cooperation in uncovering the truth. If there are any inquiries regarding the request, the Committee invites contact with Democratic staff for clarification.