Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor should give evidence about what he knows about Jeffrey Epstein, says a prominent lawyer representing some of the US sex offender's victims.
"It's not too late and he does have information he could share," Gloria Allred told the BBC.
But the latest emails released by the US Department of Justice show there were already multiple approaches from US authorities for Andrew to help with their Epstein inquiries, including a formal request to the Home Office in 2020.
There was also a call from royal sources: "Anyone who has information should consider helping any investigation, but that is ultimately a matter for Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and his conscience."
"Why was he willing to speak to the BBC in a one-hour catastrophic television interview, but is not willing to speak to law enforcement?," Allred said, referring to Andrew's now-infamous Newsnight interview with Emily Maitlis in 2019.
