On Monday, March 9, members of the royal family attended the Commonwealth Day service at Westminster Abbey. Shockingly, King Charles, Prince William and Kate Middleton were met by a large group of protestors.
The protestors were reportedly from the anti-monarchy group Republic. Holding up signs spelling out, “What did you know?” the protesters referenced ex-Prince Andrew’s connection to the late Jeffrey Epstein. Other signs included anti-monarchy messages and more references to the ex-prince.
The Commonwealth Day service was the royal family’s largest public gathering since Andrew’s arrest on February 19.
King Charles, Prince William and Kate Middleton were protested
Andrew’s shocking arrest was the first of a royal since 1649.
“If it comes out that people knew stuff — whether it be members of the family or police or staffers — then heads must roll,” royal author Robert Jobson told People.
In a brief statement, King Charles spoke about the arrest of his younger brother. “Let me state clearly: The law must take its course,” he said at the time.
Still under investigation, the late Queen Elizabeth’s alleged favorite child faces an uncertain future. Already stripped of his royal titles and evicted from his Windsor home of three decades, Andrew remains in legal limbo.
Meanwhile, the US Congress wants to talk to him about Epstein. And the UK government is reportedly considering removing Andrew from the line of succession. Even though Charles stripped his brother of his prince designation, only Parliament can remove him from the line of succession. Though he was born in second place to the throne, Andrew is currently eighth, behind his brother’s children and grandchildren.
In the meantime, the questions remain. “When these things went on, he was Prince Andrew, Duke of York,” said Robert. “The problem will be who knew what, when they knew it and why nothing was done.”
TELL US – DO YOU THINK ANDREW WILL BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE?
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