Spotted him! Jeffrey Epstein’s victims’ lawyer Gloria Allred sends US school bus urging public to ‘get Prince Andrew call FBI’ if they see him to Buckingham Palace…. as Duke surfaces after 60th birthday bash
- Bus emblazoned with the words, ‘If you see this man please ask him to call the FBI to answer their questions’
- School bus drove through London and around perimeter of Buckingham Palace
- The Duke was seen for the first time since turning 60, leaving his home today
An American school bus emblazoned with a photograph of Prince Andrew and the words, ‘If you see this man ask him to call the FBI’, drove around Buckingham Palace today.
The yellow bus drove through central London and around the perimeter of the palace urging people to notify the FBI if they see the Duke of York.
A banner on the side reads: ‘If you see this man please ask him to call the FBI to answer their questions.’
This comes as the Duke was seen today for the first time since his 60th birthday, leaving Royal Lodge, the Windsor residence he shares with his ex-wife, Fergie.
The yellow bus drove through central London and around the perimeter of the palace
The banner on the school bus is urging to people to ask the Duke of York to call the FBI
Prince Andrew seen for the first time since turning 60 leaving his home, Royal Lodge today
In the wake of his association with Jeffrey Epstein — the disgraced U.S. financier who was found dead in a New York prison cell last August, the Duke had notably subdued 60th birthday celebrations.
He reportedly celebrated with his ex-wife at Royal Lodge – in stark contrast to the weekend-long party he enjoyed at St James’s Palace for his 50th birthday.
The poster on the side of the bus also featured the website address for attorney Gloria Allred, who is representing several alleged victims of billionaire paedophile, Jeffrey Epstein.
During a press conference in New York last year Ms Allred said Prince Andrew ‘has an obligation’ to meet with investigators to disclose what he knew about Epstein.
It is not known whether she is involved in the bus stunt.
According to onlookers, the bus made its way through Mayfair before it was pulled over by police in Park Street.
An onlooker who spotted the ‘weird bus’ said officers spoke to the driver for around ten minutes before the bus was allowed to drive off.
The duke has stepped away from royal duties following his disastrous Newsnight interview about his relationship with Epstein.
The bus made its way through Mayfair before it was pulled over by police in Park Street
An onlooker said the yellow American High School bus telling anyone who sees Prince Andrew to call the FBI was pulled over by police in central London this morning.
The businessman, who asked not to be named, said the vehicle was stopped at 11.55am in Victoria Street, south London, outside the Labour Party headquarters.
‘I saw this big yellow US school bus come around the corner from Buckingham Gate into Victoria Street as I left work to get a sandwich,’ he said.
‘It was quite surreal to see it in central London. Lots of people on the street were looking at the message about Prince Andrew in large letters along the side. I was trying to work out who had done it.
‘Behind the bus was a police patrol car with blue flashing lights who followed it into Victoria Street and ordered the driver to stop.
‘Two police officers got out and spoke to the driver, presumably to check the vehicle’s registration documents.
‘Once they were satisfied the papers were fine, he was allowed to continue on his journey.’