King Charles Cornered: Epstein Files, Redactions and Growing Calls for Royal Apology
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King Charles Cornered: Epstein Files, Redactions and Growing Calls for Royal Apology
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Victims’ lawyer Brad Edwards is calling for a “sincere, real apology” on behalf of Andrew and any role played by the Royal Family, while survivor advocates accuse authorities of “thwarting justice” after references to Andrew in the files appeared more heavily redacted following their initial release.
The documents show Andrew continued corresponding with Epstein in late 2010, including sharing a confidential Helmand investment briefing weeks after publicly claiming he had cut ties. Separate emails reference “the Palace” in connection with alleged phone hacking claims, though no supporting evidence was provided.
Palace advisers are reportedly divided over whether a public apology would demonstrate compassion or risk legal consequences. Meanwhile, commentators warn the monarchy is battling simultaneous crises: the Andrew scandal reignited, King Charles undergoing cancer treatment, and the ongoing rift between Prince William and Prince Harry.
Even a surprise Children’s Mental Health Week engagement by Catherine struggled to shift the headlines.
Is silence still a strategy — or is the pressure finally closing in on the King?
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