Former Prince Andrew, now known as Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, has been called upon by US officials to provide testimony regarding the Jeffrey Epstein case. Congressional investigators, in a letter from Representative Robert Garcia of the House Oversight Committee, are seeking his cooperation to reveal the identities of Epstein’s accomplices and supporters.
The letter requests Prince Andrew’s participation in a recorded interview to discuss his association with Epstein, including the allegations of sexual relations with Virginia Giuffre when she was a teenager, which the Prince has consistently refuted.
He has been given a deadline of November 20, 2025, to respond to the Committee’s inquiry. The letter emphasizes the importance of his assistance in shedding light on Epstein’s criminal activities and those involved.
The Committee’s investigation into Epstein’s sex trafficking operations aims to uncover the full extent of the crimes committed and any attempts to silence or intimidate victims. Prince Andrew’s alleged close ties with Epstein, as well as reported travel to various locations with him, raise suspicions that he may possess crucial information about the illicit activities.
The letter also mentions a 2011 email exchange where Prince Andrew allegedly stated, “we are in this together,” further fueling the belief that he may hold significant knowledge about Epstein’s wrongdoings. The Committee is keen on Prince Andrew’s cooperation to provide insights into Epstein’s co-conspirators.
In light of recent developments, including an investigation by UK authorities into allegations of Prince Andrew orchestrating a smear campaign against Giuffre, the Committee urges the Prince to make himself available for an interview promptly. The seriousness and urgency of the matter require a swift response from Prince Andrew by the specified deadline.
For any queries regarding the request, the Committee encourages Prince Andrew to contact Democratic staff at (202) 225-5051. Your cooperation is essential in the pursuit of justice and accountability in the Epstein case.