Government fears being sued by Andrew over Epstein: new emails<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n<\/div>\nIf Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor had been forced to testify against Jeffrey Epstein he would have sued the entire British government and the Home Office, and that’s the real reason why he was never forced to testify, despite photos of him with the financier circulating in the media. <\/p>\n
For those who don’t know, the US Congress is urging Andrew to step forward and do his part by sharing everything he knows about the convicted child sex offender. However he has continued to avoid any such calls to his person. <\/p>\n
According to his lawyers, the only thing he has agreed to is a signed written statement Express UK.<\/i><\/p>\n
But there is considerable confusion over their relationship, and questions as to why he is not ‘made’ to do so, with emails uncovered by The Sun showing that such an attempt failed. <\/p>\n
According to that email it was clear that the government was afraid of Andrew’s law firm Blackfords coming forward with a challenging claim. <\/p>\n
The email explains this in detail and reads as follows, “They (UK Home Office) expect Blackford to file judicial review action once they have cleared the MLA and sent it to the police.”<\/p>\n
“In that action, he believes Blackford will claim that the Home Office has failed to follow its internal guidelines on reserving MLA assistance in cases in which voluntary cooperation is not possible.”<\/p>\n
It also fears that “Blackford will argue that since he offered voluntary co-operation as recently as early June, the Home Office has failed to properly apply its internal guidelines, and the court should direct the Home Office to revoke the approval of the MLA request and send him back to the US to join up with the Prince’s team on a voluntary basis.”<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n