In a recent hearing of the Department of Justice Oversight Committee, California Congressman Ted Lieu identified a woman pictured under Prince Andrew in controversial photographs as a victim of sex trafficking. The images were taken at Jeffrey Epstein's New York mansion, where Andrew was seen with the unnamed female, raising concerns over the allegations surrounding the royal's association with Epstein. Congressman Lieu's claim adds to the growing scrutiny of Prince Andrew's actions and their implications.

During the session, which included victims of Epstein and featured discussions on the release of the Epstein Files, Lieu pressed Attorney General Pam Bondi for answers regarding why no prosecution has occurred against Prince Andrew. The questioning indicates a mounting pressure on the US legal system to address the high-profile connections within Epstein's network, particularly pertaining to those in influential positions like Andrew.

This incident not only underscores ongoing discussions about accountability regarding sex trafficking but also highlights the complex intersection between celebrity, power, and justice. With calls for further investigation, there could be significant implications for Prince Andrew and the royal family, alongside broader societal implications regarding how such cases are handled.