THE SUSPECT’S PHONE REPORTEDLY CONTAINED SEARCHES ABOUT ANDREW’S SECURITY — NOW ONE QUESTION IS HANGING OVER THE ENTIRE CASE. What initially appeared to be a sudden confrontation during Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s dog walk near Sandringham has taken a more unsettling turn. Prosecutors reportedly want to introduce phone evidence showing searches connected to the former prince and his security arrangements before the alleged incident. The defence is challenging whether that material is relevant, while the court has requested further review before the delayed trial. The searches do not establish guilt, but they have raised an obvious question: was the encounter truly spontaneous, or had Andrew’s movements been researched beforehand?

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It is alleged Alex Jenkinson, 39, caused alarm or distress to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, formerly known as Prince Andrew, at Marsh Farm on the Sandringham Estate View 5 Images Alex Jenkinson… Read more