US lawmaker names Epstein 'co-conspirators,' including Prince Andrew
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Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) read out the names of 14 people he called Epstein “co-conspirators” on the House floor Monday, including Prince Andrew, whom he accused of “committing sex crimes in the US.” Massie called for the named individuals to be investigated and prosecuted, and pushed for the release of more government files related to the Epstein case.
How it was framed
Outlets: 10. Countries: 3. Facts in the shared core: 8.
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The Hill (outlet profile)
Massie names Epstein 'coconspirators," discusses new Epstein files legislation. Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.), who has been a key figure in a push to release files linked to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein in the la…
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RT - Daily news (outlet profile)
Who are Epstein-linked ‘perpetrators’? US lawmaker names names. US Representative Thomas Massie read out on the House floor a list of alleged “perpetrators” associated with late financier Jeffrey Epstein Read Full Artic…
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The Mirror (outlet profile)
US Congressman calls for Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor to be 'investigated and prosecuted' over Epstein ties. Congressman Thomas Massie named the disgraced prince among 14 people he called Epstein 'co-conspirators'. Andrew…
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Daily Mail (outlet profile)
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is accused of 'committing sex crimes in the US' by congressman. The former Duke of York was named by Thomas Massie during a speech in the US House of Representatives in Washington DC.
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iNews (outlet profile)
Andrew accused of committing sex crimes in the US by congressman. Representative names former Duke of York as he pushes for further release of Epstein files
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Newsweek (outlet profile)
Thomas Massie Names 14 People He Says Should Be Investigated Over Epstein. The Republican listed the names as he launched a new effort to force the release of more government files related to Epstein.
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Novara Media (outlet profile)
Congressman Accuses Ex-Prince Andrew of Committing Sex Crimes in US. Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor perpetrated sex crimes in the US, a congressman has said. Speaking in the chamber of the US House of Representatives on Tue…
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Evening Standard (outlet profile)
Andrew should face investigation for US sex crimes, says senior Republican. The disgraced former prince was named on Capitol Hill as one of the ‘co-conspirators’ of paedophile predator Jeffrey Epstein
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Belfast Telegraph (outlet profile)
Andrew should face investigation for US sex crimes, says senior Republican
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The Independent (outlet profile)
Andrew accused of committing sex crimes in US, Congress hears. The disgraced former prince was described as a ‘co-conspirator’ of paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein
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iNews (outlet profile)
Andrew’s new Epstein humiliation is a stark warning for him – and the royals. A retiring US congressman with nothing to lose brings the focus from the unpublished Epstein files back on to the disgraced former duke
Factual core
- Massie has been a key figure in the push to release Epstein-related files in recent years.
- A US congressman accused Prince Andrew of committing sex crimes in the United States.
- Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the former Duke of York, was accused of committing sex crimes in the US by congressman Thomas Massie.
- US Representative Thomas Massie read the names of over a dozen alleged Epstein coconspirators on the House floor on Monday.
- The senior Republican's statement is a formal request for legal action.
- The names were read during a House floor session.
- The alleged sex crimes are said to have occurred in the United States.
- Prince Andrew was described as a 'co-conspirator' of the deceased financier Jeffrey Epstein during the hearing.