Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was on a 2025 FBI shortlist of 11 ‘prominent names’ accused of sexual abuse during their investigation into Jeffrey Epstein, it was revealed today.
The former Duke of York was on a PowerPoint presentation drawn up by agents from the Child Exploitation and Human Trafficking Task Force just after July 25 last year, the Epstein Files show.
It details allegations Andrew had orgies on Epstein’s Lolita Express private jet and suggests he was given sexual favours to keep him ‘happy’ at the behest of Ghislaine Maxwell.
One witness also claimed Andrew was dirty dancing with a ‘young girl’ on Epstein’s ‘paedo island’ in the Caribbean, according to the Justice Department document.
Andrew is listed in the ‘prominent names’ document alongside Donald Trump, Harvey Weinstein, Bill Clinton, former Barclays boss Jes Staley and Victoria’s Secret founder and retail billionaire Les Wexner.
Alan Dershowitz, Leon Black, William Barr and billionaire trader Glenn Dubin are also on the FBI’s ‘prominent names’ slide.
The men have forcefully denied allegations of any wrongdoing and having knowledge of Epstein’s criminal activities. Many have played down how well they knew him, if at all.
Andrew’s section in the FBI report contains three main allegations of abuse, although the slide does not say whether the agents involved had verified any of the claims.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was on a 2025 FBI shortlist of 11 ‘prominent names’ accused of sexual abuse during their investigation into Jeffrey Epstein
The royal’s section in the 21-page document (pictured) contains three main allegations of abuse, although the slide does not say whether the FBI had verified any of the claims in the document
Andrew was seen crouched over an unidentified woman in one of the latest photos released in the disclosure of files linked to Jeffrey Epstein
One unnamed woman, whose name is redacted, claimed she was told ‘to make Prince Andrew happy’ by doing the ‘exact same things that she did for Epstein because he is good friends with [Ghislaine] Maxwell.’
The second bullet points says one witness alleged that ‘Andrew and Epstein flew on Epstein’s plane and had orgies’.
A third allegation says Steve Scully, a contractor on Epstein’s private island Little St. James for years, ‘witnessed Prince Andrew on Epstein’s Island grinding against a young girl‘.
The following page does not verify the allegations but says generally on allegations of group sex involving Epstein: ‘Based on review of evidence and victim statements, no orgies or threesomes took place which involved 2 males’.
It also said Epstein ‘did not regularly prostitute the victims in exchange for money.’
Donald Trump is on the list. Mr Trump denies ever being ‘friendly’ with Epstein and claims made about him are smears.
Trump’s section in the FBI document claims ‘[redacted] stated Epstein introduced her to Trump who subsequently forced her head down to his exposed penis which she subsequently bit. In response, Trump punched her in the head and kicked her out’.
The section allegation said: ‘(Redacted) remember Epstein introduced her to Trump saying ‘This is a good one, huh’ and Trump responded ‘Yes’.’
Harvey Weinstein was accused of forcing himself on women linked to Epstein when they gave him massages.
Jes Staley, who was last year banned from holding top UK financial jobs over his links to Epstein, was accused of having ‘rough sex’ with one woman, after he allegedly ‘forced her to put her hands on his crotch‘.
One woman, not a victim in the Epstein case, claimed she was ‘invited to an orgy with [Bill] Clinton but did not attend’.
Mr Clinton has has denied any wrongdoing or knowledge of Epstein’s criminal activities.
Removal vans leaving Royal Lodge on the Windsor estate earlier today
The document shows how the FBI were aware of serious allegations relating to these ‘prominent names’.
But there is no suggestion in the presentation that any of them were considered suspects. Some were accused of sexual misdemeanours. Others were accused of financial impropriety.
The document emerged as King Charles kicked Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor out of Royal Lodge hours after he was ‘bizarrely’ seen smiling and waving at the public, it was claimed today.
The shamed ex-Duke was pictured cheerily greeting members of the public as he rode his horse near his home on Saturday, despite the continued outrage over his links to paedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
The 65-year-old was also seen waving while at the wheel of his Range Rover on the Windsor estate on Monday – as if he were were a superstar greeting a crowd of fans.
One royal insider told the Daily Mail yesterday: ‘Even to the end, he just didn’t get it.’
Another observer described the images of him driving as ‘bizarre’, while a second royal source said ‘you just want to whack your head on the desk. Appalling optics.’
Less than 12 hours after the pictures were taken he was moved out of of his 30-bedroom mansion under the cover of darkness.
It is understood Andrew needed ‘encouragement’ to speed up his departure following the publication of a picture of him on all fours, looming over a female on the floor in the latest tranche of Epstein files.
The disgraced ex-Duke also waved to passers-by as he drove on The Long Walk in Windsor on Monday. Just hours later he was booted out of Royal Lodge
A removal van is seen at the gates of Royal Lodge on Thursday morning
On Tuesday, a number of removal vans were pictured at Royal Lodge, three months after he handed back his lease and was stripped of his remaining titles.
Andrew was driven 132 miles to Sandringham and was reportedly transported ‘under the cover of darkness’.
He will be temporarily staying at Wood Farm Cottage before moving permanently next door to Marsh Farm by the start of April, upon the completion of renovations.
Work appears to have paused at the property in recent days, while the security fence to shield the house from the road has not yet been completed.