Pizza Express reportedly held an internal inquiry into claims made by former Prince Andrew about a visit to the chain’s branch in Woking, Surrey. The investigation is linked to allegations that Andrew had sex with Virginia Giuffre, who says the encounter took place on 10 March 2001, in London. In an earlier BBC interview, Andrew denied the allegation and said he could not have been in central London at the relevant time because he was at Pizza Express in Woking. According to the BBC, senior management considered it in the public interest to test the alibi offered by the former Duke of York. The reported findings indicate that there is no evidence that Andrew was at the Woking restaurant on the day in question, while also stating that investigators did not find definitive proof that he was not there. The accounts also describe the inquiry as an attempt to check whether the visit supporting his claimed whereabouts could be substantiated.
Pizza Express inquiry finds no evidence Prince Andrew visited its Woking branch
Pizza Express reportedly held an internal inquiry into claims made by former Prince Andrew about a visit to the chain’s branch in Woking, Surrey. The investigation is linked to allegations that Andrew...
- Pizza Express reportedly investigated claims that Prince Andrew visited its Woking branch on 10 March 2001.
- The inquiry is connected to Andrew’s denial of Virginia Giuffre’s allegation.
- BBC reporting says the company looked into the alibi provided by Andrew.
- The reported results show no evidence of the visit.
- Sources also say there is no definitive evidence proving he was not at the restaurant.
Investigations by the BBC and Pizza Express have found “no evidence” that Prince Andrew visited the chain’s Woking branch. In his notorious 2019 BBC interview, Andrew claimed he couldn’t have had sex with Epstein victim, Virginia Giuffre, on 10 March 2001, as she alleged, as he had been at Pizza Express. By contrast, witness Shukri Walker […] By Skwawkbox
2 hours agoFirm reportedly felt it was in public interest to test alibi offered by former duke after Virginia Giuffre accusationPizza Express held an internal inquiry to investigate Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s visit to its Woking branch, as he claimed he did on the day he was alleged to have had sex with a teenage victim of Jeffrey Epstein 20 miles away in central London, it has been reported.According to sources who spoke to the BBC, senior management at the restaurant chain held the investigation because they felt it was in the public interest to test the alibi the former Duke of York had offered. The broadcaster reported that the company had found neither evidence he had been to the restaurant in Surrey, nor evidence to definitively say he had not. Continue reading...
7 hours agoHe said he was at the restaurant as an alibi.
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