File scandal “Epstein”, U.K. police are calling for witnesses, seeking information on juvenile trafficking in 1996

British police today issued an appeal for witnesses on charges of human trafficking and sexual assault on a minor in the 1990s, citing files linked to American sexual offender Jeffrey Epstein.

In a press release, Surrey's police (South East Africa) said it was “made aware of” of a revised FBI report containing charges of “trafficking of human beings and sexual assault on a minor” between 1994 and 1996 in the village of Virginia Water.

She urged anyone with information to submit, saying there was no “finding any trace of these charges” in her files due to limited information. He did not specifically mention any names. The names of Prince Andrew, the brother of King Charles, and Epstein's partner, Ghislay Maxwell, appear in the report, British media reported.

According to reports, the charges were made by an anonymous witness who claimed a woman was tied to a table and “tortured by electrical shock” while Prince Andrew and other men looked.

The report was published in December, while the American Department of Justice published the first set of documents related to sexual violator Jeffrey Epstein, a case that has shocked the world.
Prince Andrew, who was charged by American Virginia Giufffre for sexual assault on her when she was 17 years old, was stripped of his royal titles in October because of his relationship with the U.S. financeman. He denies the accusations.

Gifffre committed suicide in April 2025.

British police are currently investigating the charges involved in these new Epstein files or revelations that have emerged since their publication.

The Thames Valley police, where former Prince lived for years at Royal Lodge, are investigating allegations that Andrew had sex with a second woman sent by Epstein in 2010, the alleged victim's lawyer said.

Other police are investigating Andrew's possible role in bringing United Kingdom flights carrying women from Epstein, or passing classified information to the funder when he was special in international trade. /Panorama/ Periscope.

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