A woman who says she was flown by Jeffrey Epstein to the UK to have sex with Prince Andrew may now testify against him, after earlier reports said she was reluctant to make a formal complaint to British authorities.
The reports, originating from the same publisher family, refer to an unnamed woman and cite a prior May account that she was hesitant about submitting an official complaint to investigators working on allegations of trafficking. The new reporting indicates that her position may have changed, allowing her to be called to provide evidence.
Across the outlets provided here, the core facts remain the same: the claimant’s allegation involves Epstein flying her to the UK and sexual conduct with Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor; the woman was previously described as reluctant to engage formally with UK detectives; and the latest update suggests she could still participate in the process by testifying.
