Ferguson's Epstein Ties: Testimony Demanded

0:00On March 21, new documents from the Jeffrey Epstein files reveal Sarah Ferguson's close ties to the late sex offender, including emails she sent, while he was in prison and lunches with him shortly after his release. The former Duchess of York, who hasn't appeared publicly in months, praised Epstein as a brother figure back in 2009 and described, herself as desperate for support. Now, members of the House Oversight Committee investigating Epstein's case are pushing for her to give sworn testimony in the United States. Lawmakers like Congressman Suha's Subramanium say Ferguson holds key information and they're open to arranging terms that sue her, even without legal. Power to force it. Democratic Congresswoman Melanie Stansbury agrees, stressing the need to pursue facts for Epstein survivors. Reactions are pouring in from all sides. Virginia Jaffrey's family urges Ferguson to testify right away, while lawyer Gloria Owred calls her no victim and says it's overdue for her to speak. Under oath.

1:00Biographer Andrew Loney labels her a key witness due to her frequent visits to Epstein's homes, but her past media lawyer warns against it, predicting disaster for her family. Ferguson has faced major fallout already, losing her Duchess title after her ex-husband Prince Andrew gave his up, moving out of their shared home, and seeing charities drop her last year. Her kids' book was pulled, her own charity is closing, and City Leaders in York may strip her honorary freedom on March 26th. As rumors swirl of big money TV interviews or a tell-all memoir, many wonder if Ferguson will break her silence and what secrets she might share about. The Royal World and Epstein.