Overview
- Thames Valley Police are reported to be planning to travel to the United States in the coming weeks to speak informally with Virginia Giuffre’s brother Sky Roberts and his wife Amanda as part of the ongoing probe into Andrew Mountbatten‑Windsor.
- The force has broadened its misconduct in public office investigation to include possible sexual offences and has asked the US Department of Justice for material from the Epstein files to support its inquiries.
- Andrew Mountbatten‑Windsor was arrested in February on suspicion of misconduct in public office, was released under investigation, and continues to deny wrongdoing while no criminal charges have been brought.
- Giuffre’s family are actively pushing for UK Parliamentary‑style hearings modelled on US Congressional sessions that could compel witnesses to give evidence but would require formal parliamentary approval to proceed.
- Investigators face evidence gaps because some potential witnesses, including an anonymous woman who alleges an encounter at Royal Lodge, have not engaged with police which could slow any decision on prosecution and intensify public scrutiny.