Why Some Think the Prince Andrew Case Was Never About Justice
The FBI has now closed its investigation into Prince Andrew’s ties to Jeffrey Epstein, the convicted sex offender whose life and death still raise serious questions. The announcement upset many of Epstein’s victims, especially since no charges will be brought—not against Prince Andrew, and not against any of Epstein’s other high-profile friends.
Prince Andrew has always denied doing anything wrong. Still, in 2022, he paid a large amount of money to settle a lawsuit from Virginia Giuffre, who says she was trafficked by Epstein and forced into contact with the Prince when she was underage. He said the payment was not an admission of guilt, but many people find that confusing—why would someone pay a big settlement if they were completely innocent? That’s something a lot of people still ask.
This is why some believe there’s more going on than what we’re told. Epstein had powerful friends all over the world—from royalty to politicians to big business leaders. And even though a lot of people were connected to his secret network, very few have ever been arrested or even questioned seriously. Some say it looks like the powerful are protecting each other. And by ending the case without answers, it makes it look like important people don’t have to play by the same rules as everyone else.
After the scandal grew, Prince Andrew stepped away from his royal duties in 2019. But stepping back isn’t the same as facing justice. For many victims, this feels like another chapter in a story where money, power, and silence matter more than truth.
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The Brutal Truth July 2025
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