Re: comment required for MailOnline UK article

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Dear Sir,
I'm a reporter from MailOnline in the UK.

Can you confirm if a Mutual Legal Assistance request has been submitted to British authorities in which the FBI has asked to question Prince Andrew as part of the Jeffrey Epstine inquiry.

We have been informed by a source that the request was sent to Kirsty Hayes, a director in the Home Office of the UK government.

If you could inform me if any of the above information is correct or not, that would be appreciated.

Regards

Hi was going to no comment back to this inquiry, but wanted to double check you're still on this course, since it's been a while since we had someone ask - MLA w/UK re: Prince Andrew and Epstein.

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Hi - see below, I'm assuming no comment but wanted to check first. Been awhile!
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Public Affairs Specialist
FBI New York
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Thanks [REDACTED], this is not accurate and as usual no comment.
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FBI New York

Roger that, thanks.

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FBI New York
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my apologies, I stand corrected. We have no comment on this as usual, but FBI an MLAT was sent to the UK requesting information from Prince Andrew regarding both the Epstein and investigations. The MLAT was sent in early April.

No worries! Thanks for the update.

Public Affairs Specialist
FBI New York
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