Prince Andrew Raided: New Scrutiny on Epstein's Network

0:00entertainment stories making news on March 5th. Authorities recently rated Prince Andrews official workspace at Buckingham Palace as part of an investigation into his activities. This follows his arrest on February 19th over allegations he sold secrets during his time as Britain's trade envoy. Officials examine records and devices linked to him and some former staff, and they also search his old home at Royal Lodge in Windsor and his. Current place at Wood Farm on the Sanderingham Estate. Meanwhile, scrutiny ties back to Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking network with Latvia now probing his recruitment of nationals therefore. Exploitation. They are open to cooperating with UK authorities if asked. Back in January 2012, the body of 17-year-old Latvian Alisa Dmitriyeva turned up in woods on the Sanderingham Estate more than four months after she went missing. There's no evidence connecting Epstein, Galene Maxwell, or Andrew to her death, though some speculate about a cover-up.

1:01A private detective and former UK Prime Minister, Gordon Brown, are pushing for deeper probes into child abuse linked to Epstein beyond just the secrets case. Andrew denies wrongdoing and no criminal charges have been filed yet. We'd like to thank our sponsor for making this episode possible. What is cooler than cool, a pillow that plays your sound, S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com.