Woman in Esptein footage laying on the floor under prince Andrew was sex trafficking victims

A senior US politician on Thursday claimed over the viral footage that the woman who is on the floor under Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor at Jeffrey Epstein's New York mansion is a sex trafficking victim. There were two pieces of footage related to this scene were released in the Epstein files on January 30. While the circumstances surrounding the images remain unclear, California Congressman Ted Lieu displayed them during a House Judiciary Committee hearing in Washington, DC, on Tuesday. Lieu suggested the woman may have been a victim of sex trafficking as he questioned US Attorney General Pam Bondi about why Andrew has never faced prosecution, according to a report in the Daily Mail. "Please put the photos back up, we are looking at a sex trafficking victim under the federal Victims Trafficking Protection Act. Not only is Jeffrey Epstein guilty, but anyone who patronised Epstein's sex operation is also guilty of a crime. That's why I find it absolutely despicable that you sought to protect Epstein's clients, like former Prince Andrew," California Congressman Ted Lieu said. "These two photos staring you in the face are evidence of a crime, and more than enough evidence to predicate an investigation against former Prince Andrew. So I asked you, Attorney General Counsel, why did you shut down this investigation last July? And why have you not prosecuted former Prince Andrew?, he questioned. In the latest release, the Department of Justice of the US has published over three million documents related to Epstein. The released file has never come up with charges against former Prince Andrew. All the women in connection with Epstein were described by the US as sex trafficking victims under federal law, but in the case of the woman in the Andrew photos. In response to the footage, Andrew has continuously denied his wrongdoing.