Met Police received letter about Meghan Markle's father in 2019
Key points
- London's Metropolitan Police has confirmed it received a letter in January 2019 containing a number of claims about Meghan Markle's father, Thomas Markle. The force said the letter concerned alleged offending outside the United Kingdom, and it was not shared with other law enforcement agencies.
- A spokesperson said the force is reviewing how it handled the matter. The claims follow reports that child sexual abuse material was found at Mr Markle's former home in the Philippines, which he has denied as "sick lies".
- Authorities in the Philippines are investigating the allegations.
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