Prince Andrew Addressed Again by FBI Over Epstein

The British Duke of York Prince Andrew has just been called again for helping the Federal Bureau of Investigation in its bid to piece together all about the Jeffrey Epstein's criminal behavior with underage girls.

British 'Mirror' quoted royal source saying that Prince Andrew is 'bewildered' that the US Department of Justice claims he has not helped them with the investigations.

The source, who is close to the Prince, confirmed that the duke has twice spoken to the FBI.

The latest remarks again shed the light on the controversial friendship between the Prince and the deceased pedophile Epstein.

Yesterday,

Ghislaine Maxwell, the British socialite accused of acting as a pimp for deceased pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, has been arrested and charged with multiple crimes stemming from the late financier’s alleged sex-trafficking operation.

Maxwell was arrested in Bedford, New Hampshire, on Thursday morning, according to law enforcement sources that spoke with the media. The 58-year-old is accused of perjury and conspiring with Epstein to sexually abuse children.

In a six-count indictment, she was charged with conspiracy to entice minors to travel to engage in illegal sex acts and later lying about it to the FBI.

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Epstein was found dead in an apparent suicide while awaiting trial on sex-trafficking charges last August.

Mean while, the Acting United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York Audrey Strauss said: "We would welcome Prince Andrew coming in to speak to us and giving us an opportunity to hear his statement."

But a source close to the duke's working group said that his lawyers have twice communicated with the US Department of Justice (DOJ) in the past month.

"The duke's team remains bewildered given that we have twice communicated with the DOJ in the last month and to date we have had no response," the source said.

Andrew's contact with the FBI has been a source of tension for months.