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The letter that Meghan Markle claims was handed to her that contained allegations against her father, Thomas Markle Sr., raises a lot of questions, and this week, Kevin O’Sullivan, Samara Gill, Ash Gould, and Kinsey Schofield sat down to talk about it.
On Harry And A Tricky Situation
On the TalkTV episode on YouTube this weekend, Samara said that Prince Harry had “gotten his family into a very tricky situation.” Why is that?
Well, she elaborated by saying, “Harry, he’s gotten into a very tricky situation with the family that he’s married into. And we’re talking about Thomas Markle Senior.”
Kevin O’Sullivan took aim at Prince Harry, claiming that “our royal family are now inextricably linked to the lowest rent family in America.”
Why he blamed Prince Harry became clearer when Ash Gould explained:
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They’ve given Harry enough rope and he’s angled himself and the royal family cuz they give him the leeway because of all the troubles that he had. So, they sort of let him get away with stuff and they didn’t do the due diligence and this is the mess they find themselves in.
Discussing The Letter
The panel discussed the letter that Meghan Markle claimed she was given that was allegedly written by Thomas Markle’s ex-wife, Roslyn Loveless. Kevin O’Sullivan said that nothing seems to “stack up.”
He pointed out that at the time the letter was allegedly shown to Meghan, she “was the most talked about woman in the world.” He noted that she’d just “married the sixth in line to the throne.” Of course, she was also the daughter-in-law of Charles.
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He found it incredible that Meghan was “called to a meeting with a Scotland Yard, a London detective… and be shown this letter that would have gone all the way to the top.”
A Serious Allegation
Next, O’Sullivan made a rather serious allegation. He claimed that “no one in the senior ranks of the British police, of the London police, has any record of this whatsoever.”
He said that the top cop at the time “doesn’t know a thing about it,” and neither do any others.
He then argued that if those police officers had “never heard of this,” then the story seemed “simply not plausible.”
Was There A Meeting?
Samara chipped in by saying that she feels it implies that the situation is the “entire Met Police are up against one woman’s narrative.”
However, talking about the alleged Met Police denials, she did question whether it was about “no record of meeting,” or was it more that “they haven’t been able to identify the individual?”
Next, she questioned whether “there was never a meeting in the first place.”
Kevin O’Sullivan felt that the police “have no idea” who the “mysterious detective” is. He said that the police officer he spoke with made it known to him “that privately Scotland Yard, the HQ of British police, they believe this officer does not exist.”
Ash Gould weighed in with his opinion, calling Meghan Markle “an opportunist.” He added, “I can shoehorn this into my narrative and it fits. Thinking we would be that stupid and believe her truth.”
Viewers React
None of the chatter is based on official statements, and as there are so many questions being asked about when Meghan knew about the letter, and why she stayed quiet for so many years, the viewers who watched the debate also had some questions and opinions.
One of them wrote, “Why would the police hand over the letter to Meghan … she could tip off her father to get rid of the evidence.. does not make sense.”
That got some responses, and here are some of them:
- “Meghan made it up. Let’s see the letter.”
- “It’s a good point. I’m sure they would, or should, have investigated it a lot more before they showed Meghan the letter.”
- “Things don’t make sense. If the Met Police had such a letter, they would have given it top priority given it involved a member (then) of the RF, and gone straight to the late Queens Private Secretary. There would have been a file created, and the information forwarded directly to the FBI…”
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