Thames Valley Police have expanded their investigation into Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, focusing on new sexual misconduct allegations linked to Jeffrey Epstein. A woman claims Epstein arranged for her to meet Mountbatten Windsor in 2010 at Royal Lodge, marking the first inquiry into Epstein-related accusations at a royal property. The investigation continues to examine various allegations, including misconduct in public office.

• 01The investigation includes a specific allegation from 2010 involving a woman who claims Epstein facilitated a meeting with Mountbatten Windsor.
• 02Thames Valley Police have engaged with the woman's legal representative to ensure her claims are taken seriously and handled sensitively.
• 03Mountbatten Windsor was previously arrested in February on suspicion of misconduct in public office, specifically related to sharing confidential documents with Epstein.
• 04The police have executed search warrants at Mountbatten Windsor's former residences in Windsor and Norfolk as part of the investigation.
• 05Assistant Chief Constable Oliver Wright emphasized the complexity of the investigation, which includes various forms of misconduct beyond just document sharing.

The investigation could have significant implications for public trust in the royal family and the handling of sexual misconduct allegations.