‘Creepy crouching’: Lawmakers claim edited photos show Epstein with former Prince Andrew trafficking victim

An unidentified woman pictured with Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was one of them. Jeffrey EpsteinRep. Ted Lieu (D-Calif.), who showed images to the House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday during a hearing on the release of the Epstein dossier, said victims of sex trafficking are victims of sex trafficking.The photos of the former royal and the woman were shown when Attorney General Pam Bondi faced questioning from Liu, who said they showed Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor “creepingly crouching” on top of the woman, the New York Post reported.Faced with questioning by Liu, Bundy confirmed that the woman’s face had been redacted under a congressional law designed to protect victims of sex trafficking.“I’m going to show you two photos of the former Prince Andrew attending various parties with Jeffrey Epstein,” Liu told the hearing.“Under a law passed by Congress, you could edit the photo to protect victims of Epstein’s sex trafficking campaign. You edited this victim’s mugshot because you complied with Congressional law, correct?”After Bundy confirmed the reasoning behind the edit, Liu said the photos proved “we are looking for sex trafficking victims.”“Not only is Jeffrey Epstein guilty under the federal Trafficking Victims Protection Act, but so is anyone who patronized Epstein’s sex trafficking,” the lawmakers said.“That’s why I think it’s absolutely despicable that you’re trying to protect Epstein’s clients, like the former Prince Andrew,” Liu told Bundy.