A US lawyer representing an unnamed woman who says she was flown to the UK by Jeffrey Epstein and sexually involved with Prince Andrew says the woman will not speak to police. According to The Mail on Sunday, the lawyer says the woman does not want to make a formal complaint to detectives, citing concerns about privacy. The reports identify the woman only as unnamed and describe the position as being communicated through her US counsel. The claim relates to allegations that Epstein arranged travel to the UK and that Prince Andrew was involved in the alleged sexual encounter(s). The Daily Mail articles do not provide additional details about the purported flight or the circumstances beyond the lawyer’s stated decision not to engage with police, and they do not outline what law enforcement actions, if any, may be pursued. The reporting focuses on the woman’s refusal to participate in a complaint process, rather than presenting new evidence or statements from investigators or from Prince Andrew.
Woman in Epstein claims says she will not speak with police
A US lawyer representing an unnamed woman who says she was flown to the UK by Jeffrey Epstein and sexually involved with Prince Andrew says the woman will not speak to police. According to The Mail on...
- A US lawyer represents an unnamed woman making claims involving Jeffrey Epstein and travel to the UK.
- The lawyer says the woman will not speak to police or make a formal complaint.
- The stated reason is a desire to avoid risking her privacy.
- The claims referenced include an allegation that Epstein flew her to the UK for sexual activity involving Prince Andrew.
- The reports provide limited additional factual detail beyond the decision not to engage with detectives.
On Saturday night, a US lawyer for the unnamed woman told The Mail on Sunday she does not want to 'risk losing her privacy' by making a formal complaint to detectives.
3 months agoOn Saturday night, a US lawyer for the unnamed woman told The Mail on Sunday she does not want to 'risk losing her privacy' by making a formal complaint to detectives.
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