A US lawmaker has raised concerns about potential additional victims trafficked by Jeffrey Epstein to meet Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, beyond Virginia Giuffre. Democrat Suhas Subramanyam is involved in an investigation into the ‘Epstein Files,’ a compilation of the convicted sex offender’s alleged associates. He revealed that survivors of Epstein’s activities had testified about Andrew and other influential figures.
Subramanyam, a member of the House Oversight Committee, stated that they suspect there are more individuals who may have been trafficked to Andrew. He commended the survivors for their bravery and valuable information shared during discussions at Capitol Hill.
Recently, Subramanyam and 15 other Democratic committee members sent a letter to Andrew, urging him to testify under oath regarding his knowledge of Epstein’s sex-trafficking network. This development follows allegations that Epstein introduced Andrew to a woman who had suffered abuse by him.
Epstein’s estate has cooperated with the inquiry, submitting financial records. Subramanyam emphasized the importance of following the money trail to uncover the truth behind Epstein’s illicit activities.
The congressman indicated that testimony from Andrew’s former security personnel and possibly his ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson, could shed light on the situation. Despite Andrew’s denial of allegations, Subramanyam stressed the need for transparency and cooperation in the investigation. The House of Commons is set to discuss Andrew’s actions in the coming days.