Multiple reports say Prince Andrew, who has denied any wrongdoing, tells Epstein survivors that they can come forward and that authorities are available to hear their accounts. The comments relate to allegations connected to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and to Andrew’s past associations with him. According to the outlets, Epstein survivors are reluctant to approach the police, citing uncertainty and concerns about what will happen next. In response, Andrew is described as indicating that the opportunity to report concerns remains open, framing it as a pathway for engagement with law enforcement.
The reports also note that Andrew denies wrongdoing over his links to Epstein. While the coverage differs in emphasis, they align on the central points: survivors have hesitated to make complaints to police; Andrew maintains his innocence regarding the allegations; and he communicates that survivors can still pursue formal reporting. The story continues against the backdrop of ongoing public and legal scrutiny of Epstein-era allegations and the extent to which potential witnesses are willing to step forward.
