Overview
- Lisa Phillips, speaking on BBC Newsnight, alleged that her friend was made to enter a room and have sex with Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor at Jeffrey Epstein’s Upper East Side home in 2003.
- She said the woman argued she did not want to but went in, left in tears, and that Epstein later told her he did it because he "liked to have things on people."
- Phillips added that UK police have not contacted her for an interview, and her call comes as investigators revisit a file linked to Epstein’s Zorro Ranch in New Mexico.
- Other women on the program described abuse at Epstein properties, with one calling Zorro Ranch cold and eerie, and Phillips said she once saw Andrew in a pool with a young blonde girl on Epstein’s private island.
- Andrew denies wrongdoing and remains under investigation after a February arrest on suspicion of misconduct in public office, when police searched his Sandringham and Windsor homes and released him after about 11 hours.