Prince Andrew Accuser Drops Bombshell Claim: Palace Knew All Along

‎Buckingham Palace has been accused of sitting on an investigation that would have seen Prince Andrew facing a serious criminal investigation many years ago.
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‎However, despite the Palace’s alleged best efforts to bury Andrew’s fraudulent activities whilst working in a civil office, everything seems to have come full-circle when the police arrested him in February, and launched an investigation into his wrongdoings

‎‎Palace Knew Prince Andrew Was “A Problem” Six Years Ago

‎‎Andrew lost his titles late last year at the height of the Jeffrey Epstein email release scandal, which further exposed Andrew’s dubious ties with the convicted sex offender. But one has to wonder whether the move to strip his titles was just a bad patch-up job.
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‎The problem now is that even if the Palace plans to continue to distance themselves from the Andrew mess, the single fact that they’ve known about this mess longer than the public tends to make one raise their eyebrows.
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‎This is coming after a new BBC report claimed that Lord Chamberlain, the most senior of the Royal Family staff, received 30,000 emails detailing Andrew’s penchant for leaking confidential information, during his tenure as a UK trade envoy.
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‎The position, if you can recall, is one which Andrew got because of his late mother’s recommendation, though rumors have come to suggest that King Charles was against the appointment.

Whichever way, the crux of the matter remains that the Palace knowingly chose to look the other way when they were presented with Andrew’s corruption.
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‎“Six years ago, the Palace knew Andrew wasn’t just a problem; he could face a criminal investigation. And they sat on it,” one of Jeffrey Epstein’s alleged accusers, Jess Michaels, responded following the BBC report.
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‎Michaels went on to accuse the Palace of indirectly tarnishing the reputation of Andrew’s accusers, especially his most vehement accuser, Virginia Giuffre, by refusing to share evidence that would have added more credibility to their claims.
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‎“Protecting him meant doubting her,” she said. “Virginia Roberts Giuffre was telling the truth, and she didn’t live to see them admit it. That breaks my heart, and it should break everyone’s.”
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‎‎She passionately added, “This is what institutions do. They protect powerful men and leave the people they harmed to carry it.”
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‎She concluded her message by applauding the UK government for stepping up to investigate, albeit a little too late. “I’m glad the UK is finally investigating,” she said. “A little late, but it’s the very least they could do. Meanwhile, our own government named us as victims, shields the men who harmed us, and still treats us like the problem.”
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