Shaun Attwoods True Crime Podcast Will Royal Family Survive Epstein? Andrew Lownie | AU 588 - King Charles & Prince William v Andrew
Mar 3, 2026
Andrew Lownie, historian and biographer of royal scandal, discusses his research into Prince Andrew, Epstein and royal finances. He outlines alleged national security breaches, money and influence networks, and questions around Sarah Ferguson's finances. He also examines Palace knowledge, potential cover ups, and what reforms or accountability might look like for the monarchy.
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Evidence Shows Andrew Passed Sensitive Briefings
- Andrew Lownie argues the Epstein files make a strong case that Prince Andrew passed sensitive state and commercial information to Epstein and associates.
- Examples include treasury briefings during the 2010 banking crisis, RBS details, Helmand development leads and immediate onward sharing to Epstein-linked contacts.
Misconduct Charge Masks Bigger National Security Risk
- Misconduct in public office is broad but hard to convict; Lownie says the facts point toward national security breaches and possibly treason.
- He cites email correspondence, rapid forwarding of documents and intelligence sources linking Andrew to Russian criminal gangs.
Fergie Kept Hidden After Revelations
- Lownie says Sarah Ferguson has been keeping a low profile and he once leaked her location in Switzerland, which cost him a source.
- He notes spas or public venues risk exposure, so she likely stays with private friends or uses discreet transport.
