Did Royal protection officers 'turn a blind eye' on Epstein's island?

James O'Brien hears from LBC's Crime Correspondent Andy Hughes as The Metropolitan Police looks into claims that close protection officers assigned to Andrew Mountbatten Windsor ‘wilfully turned a blind eye’ during visits to paedophile Jeffrey Epstein's private island.

LBC has spoken to a former senior Met protection officer who claims certain members of the Royalty and Special Protection Command (RaSP) became “too close” to the Royal Family and “may have withheld information” from the force about what happened on Little Saint James island, which was owned by Epstein, in the US Virgin Islands.

Several women have claimed they were abused by Epstein when they were teenagers on Little Saint James, known to locals as "paedophile island”. Andrew has always denied any wrongdoing.

Read Andy's full piece here:
https://www.lbc.co.uk/article/met-investigate-andrew-protection-officers-esptein-links-5HjdSQc_2/

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