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They're purposefully being vague, but this is Prince Andrew finally facing consequences in the face of the Epstein files (?)

• brazzy 7mo ago
  Former prince. And t's not purposefully vague, the article explicitly says "It comes after Thames Valley Police said they were assessing a complaint over the alleged sharing of confidential material by the former prince with late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein"
  • vhodges 7mo ago
    If you read through the BBC post, it alludes to passing confidential trade documents to Epstein... but of course that's probably because he was being blackmailed by Epstein for f*cking under age girls.
    • a_paddy 7mo ago
      Who said blackmailed? They were friends, it was just a guy giving another guy insider information about a business opportunity.
    • brazzy 7mo ago
      You can't arrest someone for the "probably" conjecture of the latter, but you can arrest them if you have tangible proof of the former.
• OJFord 7mo ago
  How is it vague? If you mean by not saying 'Prince Andrew', that's because he's already been stripped of that title.
• Grum9 7mo ago
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• beAbU 7mo ago
  He's being prosecuted for sharing sensitive information with 3rd parties or something. He was in some cushy foreign envoy type job back then, and it seems he did not really take it very seriously. In the epstein files there is evidence that he regularly shared sensitive information with JE and others. He's not being prosecuted for raping kids. But maybe new evidence comes to light during this investigation.