29.12.2025 14:35
In a tip to the FBI, it was claimed that secret tapes allegedly linked to Prince Andrew were found in one of Jeffrey Epstein's homes in the Bahamas. The allegations were reported to the FBI from an IP address sent through Norway in 2020.
In a report made to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in the United States, it was claimed that secret tapes allegedly linked to Prince Andrew were found in one of Jeffrey Epstein's homes in the Bahamas.
It was stated that the information in question was sent to the FBI from an IP address routed through Norway in 2020. The allegations were among the latest Epstein Files made public in the United States.
In a note entering the files under the title "FBI Official Record," it was alleged that Epstein had been organizing criminal activities for Prince Andrew for years. The report claimed that the tapes were hidden in a secret compartment of a drawer found in the Bahamas home.
According to the statements in the note, this secret compartment is located in a drawer next to a Michelangelo painting depicting a flower vase in the living room of the house. It was also claimed that keys, which are said to be of evidentiary value, were stored in the same room.
The report suggested that the alleged crimes had been ongoing for about 15 years, while it remains unknown whether the FBI has taken any action based on this information or if the accuracy of the allegations is being investigated.
Scandal figure Jeffrey Epstein died in 2019 while in custody in a U.S. prison. Prince Andrew, who is known to have had a close relationship with Epstein for many years, has categorically denied all allegations against him to date.
In recent weeks, with the release of hundreds of thousands of documents related to the Epstein investigation by the FBI, new details that put the royal family in a difficult position have also emerged. Emails among the documents show that Prince Andrew corresponded with Ghislaine Maxwell, who was convicted of child abuse.
In these correspondences, it was alleged that Andrew asked whether "new inappropriate friends" could be found for him and that he used the nickname "Invisible Man" in the emails.
On the other hand, despite Prince Andrew's public declaration of severing ties with Epstein, it was revealed through documents that he sent an email to Epstein months after this statement. Following the scandal, Andrew was stripped of his royal duties and titles.
Regarding the matter, an attempt was made to reach Prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's representative for a comment, but no statement has been made yet.