US Lawmakers Request Sarah Ferguson Testify on Knowledge of Andrew’s Epstein Links

In Brief

Lawmakers are seeking testimony from Sarah Ferguson as part of ongoing inquiries into Jeffrey Epstein’s connections with public figures.

Key Facts

• Sarah Ferguson has been given a two-week deadline to respond to a request to testify before the US Congress.
• A letter seen by the BBC asks Ferguson to share any knowledge about Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's links to Jeffrey Epstein.
• US lawmakers have made a direct plea for Ferguson to disclose what she knew about Andrew’s relationship with Epstein.
• Jeffrey Epstein’s accountant and attorney stated in House depositions that federal agents never questioned them after Epstein’s 2008 plea deal.
• The House of Representatives’ oversight committee released deposition videos from Epstein’s associates.

What Happened

US lawmakers have formally requested Sarah Ferguson to testify regarding her knowledge of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s ties to Jeffrey Epstein, giving her two weeks to respond.

Why It Matters

The request is part of broader congressional efforts to investigate Epstein’s network and any potential involvement or knowledge by public figures, highlighting ongoing scrutiny of those linked to Epstein.

What's Next

Sarah Ferguson is expected to respond to the congressional request within the specified two-week period. Further testimony and investigation may follow based on her response and ongoing committee inquiries.