News · 2 February 2026
Second woman demands apology from King's lawyers for 2010 Andrew encounter
Lawyers for a second woman alleging Jeffrey Epstein trafficked her to the UK in 2010 demand King Charles’s legal team issue a "real apology." The accuser, represented by firm Edwards Henderson, claims she spent the night with Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor at Royal Lodge and toured Buckingham Palace. Attorneys urge the monarchy to compensate victims after the US Department of Justice released 3 million documents exposing the depth of Andrew’s ties to Epstein.
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