Newly released images linked to the Jeffrey Epstein scandal have reignited scrutiny around former Prince Andrew, the Duke of York. One of the most controversial photos shows Andrew with an unidentified woman, whose face has been deliberately redacted to protect her identity. Lawmakers now allege she may be a victim of sex trafficking, adding renewed pressure on the former royal.
During a heated U.S. Congressional hearing, California Congressman Ted Lieu directly questioned U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi about the photo redactions. Lieu emphasized that the redacted images fall under protections for victims of Epstein’s sex trafficking operation. Bondi confirmed that redacting the face was in line with federal law designed to shield victims.
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Lieu pressed further, warning that anyone who participated in Epstein’s network could be guilty of a crime. He stated, “These two photos staring you in the face are evidence of a crime…more than enough to predicate an investigation against former Prince Andrew.” He criticized authorities for failing to prosecute, highlighting that over 1,000 sex trafficking victims have yet to see justice.
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