A member of the United States Congress has suggested that Jeffrey Epstein might have arranged for more women to meet Andrew Mountbatten Windsor than just Virginia Giuffre.

Democratic lawmaker Suhas Subramanyam is involved in an investigation known as the ‘Epstein Files’, a compilation of the convicted sex offender’s alleged associates. Subramanyam stated that courageous survivors of Epstein have provided testimony implicating Andrew and other influential individuals.

Subramanyam, a member of the House Oversight Committee overseeing the inquiry, revealed that there are suspicions of additional individuals being trafficked to Andrew. Testimonies from survivors, who displayed great bravery, offered crucial leads for the investigation.

In a joint effort, Subramanyam and 15 other Democratic committee members sent a letter to Andrew, urging him to testify under oath about his knowledge of Epstein’s illicit activities.

Recent accusations suggest that Epstein introduced Andrew to a second woman exploited by the financier. The woman, potentially introduced to Andrew in London in August 2010, remains undisclosed by her legal representatives.

Despite Andrew’s denial of Giuffre’s allegations, he settled a civil lawsuit with her without admitting guilt. Subramanyam hinted at further challenges for Andrew, signaling possible testimonies from his former security personnel and ex-wife Sarah Ferguson.

Epstein’s estate has cooperated with the inquiry, surrendering 17,000 financial documents. Subramanyam emphasized the significance of following the financial trail to understand the extent of Epstein’s criminal operations.

While Andrew’s voluntary testimony seems unlikely, his actions will face scrutiny in the House of Commons in the upcoming week.