Epstein Secrets

for the Southern District of New York and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (collectively the "U.S. authorities") seek to interview H.R.H. Prince Andrew Albert Christian Edward, the Duke of York, also known as Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor ("Prince Andrew" or "the witness"), relating to two ongoing criminal investigations. I

artments If the witness requests, U.S. authorities are prepared to conduct the interview pursuant to a "proffer letter" similar to that attached as Attachment B. The letter outlines the conditions under which U.S. authorities will not use the witness's statements against him. 4 NYPD detective serving on the

for the Southern District of New York and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (collectively the "U.S. authorities") seek to interview H.R.H. Prince Andrew Albert Christian Edward, the Duke of York, also known as Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor ("Prince Andrew" or "the witness"), relating to two ongoing criminal investigations. I

artments If the witness requests, U.S. authorities are prepared to conduct the interview pursuant to a "proffer letter" similar to that attached as Attachment B. The letter outlines the conditions under which U.S. authorities will not use the witness's statements against him. 4 NYPD detective serving on the

for the Southern District of New York and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (collectively the "U.S. authorities") seek to interview H.R.H. Prince Andrew Albert Christian Edward, the Duke of York, also known as Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor ("Prince Andrew" or "the witness"), relating to two ongoing criminal investigations. I

d. e. If the witness requests, U.S. authorities are prepared to conduct the interview pursuant to a "proffer letter" similar to that attached as Attachment B. The letter outlines the conditions under which U.S. authorities will not use the witness's statements against him. 4 NYPD detective serving on the