GB, media: Meghan Markle wanted to report her father for abuse, she was stopped by royal guards

The Duchess of Sussex wanted to make the complaints against her father public as early as January 2019 but the royal bodyguards of the Metropolitan Police advised her against doing so. The news was reported by the Daily Mail after the discovery of child pornography in Thomas Markle's former homes in the Philippines and Mexico.

More accusations of sexual abuse against Thomas Markle, father of the Duchess of Sussex. Meghan, as reported by the British media, wanted to make public the allegations of child abuse against her father, but the royal bodyguards of the Metropolitan Police advised her against doing so. The Daily Mail's revelations come after illegal materials were found in the man's former homes in the Philippines and Mexico. Meghan Markle's desire to report her father, now 82 years old, is also reflected in Scotland Yard which confirmed that it had given Prince Harry's wife a seven-page letter in which Thomas Markle's first wife, Roslyn Loveless, accused the man of sexual abuse of minors and described the trips to the Philippines and Thailand made by the man because "there twelve-year-olds are considered adults".

The hidden letter

The letter dates back to January 2019 but was never handed over to law enforcement: it was only examined by the royal protection team before being forwarded to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's office at Kensington Palace to "inform them". Now it has emerged that Meghan would have wanted to make the accusations known: when the child pornography materials were found in her father's homes last week, the woman defined the news as "disturbing and shocking". However, one of her Royalty and Specialist Protection (RaSP) bodyguards reportedly told her: "Leave it to us, we'll investigate." Now, in light of new investigations in the Philippines and Mexico, the Metropolitan Police is trying to identify and track down the agent who did not allow the duchess to release Roslyn Loveless's letter.

The findings in the Philippines and Mexico

After the discovery of child pornography in Thomas Markle's former home in Cebu, Philippines, new accusations arrive from Mexico. In the Philippines the man is already under investigation for possession of child pornography, his son Thomas Markle jr, Meghan's half-brother, discovered. In the Central American country, however, 20 boxes were found in a warehouse by some Daily Mail journalists who then contacted the FBI to report the duchess' father. Also found were books on pedophilia, magazines showing children victims of sexual abuse and several photos of naked young Asian women. Then more 35mm negatives with seemingly random images of children on a beach and another of a woman with her limbs bound and directed by a man during a photo shoot.