King Charles ‘ready to support’ U.K. police in ex-prince Andrew misconduct probe related to Epstein files

King Charles III has expressed his willingness to assist UK police in their investigation into Prince Andrew's alleged misconduct linked to Jeffrey Epstein. Recent emails released in the United States have revealed that Andrew forwarded sensitive reports to Epstein, including one from November 2010 that was prepared by his former special assistant, Amit Patel, who is of Indian origin. This report pertained to official trade visits and raises questions about Andrew's connections to Epstein and the nature of the information shared. The ongoing scrutiny of Andrew's ties to Epstein has intensified following the release of these emails, which are part of a wider investigation into Epstein's activities and the individuals associated with him. As the royal family navigates the fallout from these revelations, King Charles's readiness to cooperate with law enforcement signifies a commitment to transparency and accountability in the face of serious allegations. This situation underscores the broader implications for the monarchy as it seeks to maintain its public image amidst controversy.