Name: Ex-police chief says Trump told him in 2006 'everyone' knew of Epstein's behaviour | BBC News
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Now to the continuing fallout from the Jeffrey Epstein files.

Well, a former Florida police chief has said that he received a call from Donald Trump back in 2006 in which Mr.

Trump told him everyone knew about the convicted sex offender.

The accounts contained in an FBI document seen in the latest batch of the Epstein files.

Michael Writer has told the Miami Herald that he was the person who received that call from Mr.

The US President consistently denied any wrongdoing in relation to Epstein and said he did not know about his crimes.

survivors of Jeffrey Epstein's abuse are campaigning for a new law in the name of the most high profile survivor, Virginia Giuffre, who, of course, is no longer alive.

Members of her family joined Democrats to announce the plan for Virginia's law, which would remove the statute of limitations, time limits to file lawsuits in sexual abuse cases.

To pass that into law, it would require a majority vote in both the House of Representatives and the Senate, as well as the signature of President Trump.

Virginia Giuffre's brother, Sky Roberts, said his sister, who took her own life in April, had wanted change and to bring light into a world that pushes abuse into the shadows.

She'd accused Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, the former prince, of abusing her.

Schumer called on Andrew to testify to Congress about his relationship with Epstein.

But to Prince Andrew, former Prince Andrew, Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, to be specific.

He needs to show up and he needs to answer questions in front of our Congress.