A whistleblower who worked in royal protection says he has given his evidence to the FBI instead of to UK “Andrew detectives.” Paul Page, described in reporting as a former royal protection officer, claims detectives are not acting on the information he has provided. The reports also say he previously alleged misconduct connected to Prince Andrew and attempted to pass details through UK channels.
The coverage frames Page’s move toward the United States as a response to what he says is inaction by investigators in the UK. The articles do not provide independently verified details of the specific allegations or evidence he shared, focusing instead on his decision to share information with the FBI. Because only one outlet is cited in the provided materials, there is limited cross-source detail on how UK authorities respond or what the FBI’s review entails.
Overall, the story centers on Page’s account of where his evidence goes and his criticism of UK investigative engagement, rather than on new court findings or outcomes.
