"California Rep. Robert Garcia, the ranking member on the House Oversight Committee, has issued a request for Andrew Mountbatten Windsor to appear before Congress for a transcribed interview about Epstein, according to the Post. The request comes amid the House Oversight Committee's ongoing bipartisan investigation into Epstein, the late financier who allegedly trafficked scores of women and underaged girls to his rich, powerful and politically connected friends."
"The king has stripped Andrew of his royal titles amid the ongoing controversy over his brother's friendship with Epstein, which recently released emails show continued much longer than Andrew stated publicly. British media reports also say that the king's decision to exile Andrew from royal life was motivated by the recent publication of the posthumous memoir of one of Epstein's alleged sex trafficking victims."
"Andrew has vehemently denied knowing about Epstein's sex trafficking operation or of ever meeting Giuffre. In Garcia's letter to Andrew, which was sent Thursday, he said: The Committee is seeking to uncover the identities of Mr. Epstein's co-conspirators and enablers and to understand the full extent of his criminal operations. The Washington Post said that 13 other Democrats on the committee signed on to the letter, which requested Andrew respond by Nov. 20."
House Democrats summoned Prince Andrew to Washington for a transcribed congressional interview to learn what he knows about Jeffrey Epstein. Representative Robert Garcia, the ranking member on the House Oversight Committee, issued the request as part of a bipartisan committee probe into Epstein's trafficking and network of co-conspirators and enablers. Andrew's name appears in subpoenaed, publicly released documents including flight logs. The king stripped Andrew of royal roles amid evidence that his friendship with Epstein lasted longer than publicly stated and after publication of Virginia Roberts Giuffre's posthumous memoir alleging she was forced to have sex with Andrew as a teenager. The committee requested a response by Nov. 20.
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