Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s security officers are likely to have information on potential misconduct, the former head of the UK royal protection, Dai Davies, has told Sky News.
"Wherever he (Andrew) went, he would have had a team of protection officers and they would have been with him normally 24 hours a day," Davies explained.
"Clearly at night they’re not in the bedroom with him, but they’re nearby, so that in the event of an incident, they could act in accordance with their training."
He added: "Many of them had been with him for years, and they would have gone to all the five residents [of Jeffrey Epstein] that we’ve been talking about in the United States, Virgin Islands, New Mexico, and Florida. So it’s inconceivable to me, I’m sad to say, that nobody saw anything."
Andrew has vigorously denied any wrongdoing in relation to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The former prince has only been arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office.
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