Arrogant Andrew thought he was untouchable - now new Balmoral blow add
Key Points:
- Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor had hoped recent legal victories would end police investigations against him, especially after unlawful search warrants were used during his February arrest.
- Police Scotland has confirmed ongoing inquiries into the time Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell spent at Balmoral Castle, hosted by Andrew, focusing on allegations of women being trafficked there.
- Andrew denies all allegations and had begun re-engaging socially after months in exile, with supporters emphasizing the principle of innocence until proven guilty.
- His arrest on his 66th birthday was seen by allies as a deliberate attempt to cause maximum humiliation.
- Despite no criminal conviction, public opinion remains harsh, viewing Andrew as guilty of poor judgment and arrogance regarding his associations.