The Times reported on the Surrey police's request to the FBI in the case of ex-Prince Andrew

Surrey County police will request additional information from the FBI about parties involving ex-Prince Andrew of Great Britain and Jeffrey Epstein's convicted accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell. This was reported on December 25 by The Times newspaper.

"After checking our systems using the limited information available to us, we found no evidence that these allegations were reported to Surrey Police," the newspaper quoted police as saying.

It clarifies that the request is based on the publication of documents on the Epstein case containing allegations of crimes involving Andrew in England.

The materials mention the testimony of a woman who stated that she was tortured with electric shocks, while Andrew and other men watched what was happening.

Andrew continues to strongly deny any involvement in the actions of Epstein or Maxwell.

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Earlier, on December 23, it was reported that the ex-prince used Sandringham, one of Queen Elizabeth II's favorite estates, for at least one meeting with Ghislaine Maxwell. It was noted that Andrew hosted women at Sandringham who were considered his mistresses as part of contacts related to Epstein and his inner circle.

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