Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor faces prospect of spending his remaining life in prison

Another accusation lands square in the face for King Charles’ brother, and its coming in tangent with US Republican Congressmann Thomas Massie’s accusation about sex crimes that the former Duke has taken part in.

For those unversed with the actual words said, Mr Massie took to the US House of Representatives with the following statement. He said, “We want perpetrators of these crimes to be investigated and prosecuted, and Prince Andrew, who committed sex crimes in the US.” Moreover, “Perhaps hearing these names will shame the Department of Justice (DoJ) into delivering justice,” he also added.

Its also pertinent to remember that there are still investigations going on into Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor for his abuse of his time in public office.

Hence, while the world has been talking about all this, News24 brought out UK barrister and broadcaster Andrew Eborn whose called Andrew, not only a “broken man” following a “tsunami” of scandals but also claims he’s risking life in prison if he’s found guilty of using his position a the UK's Special Representative for International Trade and Investment (trade envoy) from 2001 to 2011 to forward confidential government reports, as well as trade visit summaries (for Vietnam, Singapore, China), and an investment briefing too, on Afghanistan to Epstein.

As for the conversation, it started right as the host said, “how much pressure is building on Andrew Mountbatten, Windsor? because there have been long-standing calls for him to give evidence about his time with Jeffrey Epstein. They were of course good friends, but is pressure still building in your view?”

Mr Eborn responded by saying, “Oh, absolutely. I think Andrew is probably a broken man. There's a tsunami of scandal and the Royal Family were really hoping that it would disappear.”

“Every day the headlines are still there and what happens that we have parliamentary pprivilege over here as well. People can say things in parliament without fear of being sued for it but what Thomas Massie has done is exactly -- he's brought it front and center again. He's named him. Obviously Andrew has always denied wrongdoing” but “he is being investigated at the moment as you know for basically abuse in a public position, (misuse of that sort of side,) and that's an extremely serious offense because it carries with it the potential maximum of life imprisonment. So we need to watch see what happens over there”.

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